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We also introduce an original evaluation scheme based on quasi-definitive and definitive observatory data.

In the following, we review the development progress on reputation evaluation scheme based on recently published research works [10, 13 16].

(6) Defining an individualized evaluation scheme based on the unique history and clinical features of a given patient.

The biological meaning of IEA has obtained strong evidences by an evaluation scheme based on method comparison.

The Broad Foundation trains corporate executives with no educational experience to be school superintendents while the Wallmart Foundation pours millions into charters and voucher projects and the Gates Foundation is pumping up teacher evaluation schemes (based on student test scores).

However, as noted by several authors (25, 34, 36), although the World Bank has initiated several PBF pilots across Africa with associated impact evaluations, schemes based on endogenous funding systems are scarce.

For sire lines, Tribout et al. [ 7] estimated that replacing pBLUP evaluations by genomic evaluations in a breeding scheme based on the combined phenotyping of candidates and a limited number of sibs of the candidates could increase the annual genetic trend for the population breeding goal by approximately 30% through greater accuracy, while substantially reducing the rate of inbreeding.

As the first step of the development of automatic zone annotation, in this article, we focus on the evaluation of the annotated data and scheme based on the inter-annotator agreement.

A new data reduction scheme based on the numerical evaluation of the strain energy release rate using the J-integral method is proposed to determine the stress intensity factor for composites.

Every pathologist assesses individually each of the grading criteria defined in the WHO grading scheme, based on the subjective evaluation of the tumor.

Therefore, implementation of genomic evaluations would necessarily result in additional costs for pig schemes and comparing the efficiency, in terms of selection accuracy, genetic trends and inbreeding rates, of a traditional breeding scheme based on pBLUP genetic evaluation with that of a more expensive genomic breeding scheme would be clearly unfair.