Sentence examples for evaluation published from inspiring English sources

Eisenstadt says that first data was misunderstood and points out that the next evaluation, published in 2008, showed action taken subsequently was having a positive impact.

But the government's official evaluation published in December noted that many tenants were "in severe poverty and unable to pay the shortfall".

The trial involves about 1,850 people, according to the most recent evaluation, published in February, although it had about 2,000 participants in October.

Its own national evaluation, published in 2014, found that capped claimants were 41% more likely to find work than households whose incomes were below the cap, and that 40% of capped households escaped the penalty by moving into work.

Three-quarters of people affected by the bedroom tax say they have had to cut back on food, an independent evaluation published by the Department for Work and Pensions has found.

But the programme's evaluation, published today, is the perfect case study of how the manipulation of statistics by politicians and civil servants led directly to bad policy and to the wasting of hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayers' money.

To provide a method to evaluate this literature, a literature search was conducted in spring 2015 to identify economic evaluations published in the Journal of Thoracic Oncology.

In his search for teachers, Mr. Rollins said he frequently consults course evaluations published by college newspapers and other student assessments of their professors.

Table 2 depicts some of the related evaluations published by International Scientific Committees.

Sarah Teather, the Children's Minister, told the BBC more research was needed because the evaluations published so far had only covered Sure Start's first few years.

Second, no evaluations published to date have undertaken an economic analysis to weigh the benefits of the treatment approach against its costs (James et al., 2017, under review).