Sentence examples for evaluation success from inspiring English sources

The promise of human reliability as a principal determinant of risk evaluation success in human-managed systems has since been acknowledged (Boring et al. 2004; Boring and Bye 2008).

There are two main advantages of the proposed method; first, it can apply to any GCOP without considering any constraints and secondly, it shows better performance (in terms of function evaluation, success rate, and average error) for the functions with less than four input variables and relatively small or medium input domains.

Third, through key informant interviews, we were able to gain insight into many unpublished conference evaluations and compare the theoretical strategies or evaluation "success stories" in the literature to what stakeholders want from conference assessments.

In this paper we aim to show why existing evaluation approaches are insufficient, and present an evaluation process to evaluate success in priority setting.

We measured the following metrics in each evaluation: Discovery success rate: the rate of successfully replied SrvRqst.

Then the quality evaluation using success rate, the FF-RT method using Integer Aperture (IA) estimation and the NDF-RT method are proposed.

It is argued that graduates' educational decisions their evaluation of success probability, costs and benefits—are shaped in a rather close-range by peers, parents and neighbours etc.

POCUS-guided arthrocentesis in pediatric patients requires further investigation, specifically, the evaluation of success rates compared with landmark approaches, as well as evidence-based guidelines for training.

The European Water Framework Directive (2000) highlights the need for feedback from restoration projects and for evidence-based evaluation of success.

Outstanding questions to be answered/voids in the literature to date POCUS-guided arthrocentesis in pediatric patients requires further investigation, specifically, the evaluation of success rates compared with landmark approaches, as well as evidence-based guidelines for training.

Despite the presence of ecological engineering in the Canadian Arctic over the past decades, its widespread application and evaluation of success on large-scale projects has been limited to only a few case studies.