Sentence examples for evaluation through a from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we explain the join token, the design/implementation of Mogemoge, and its evaluation through a sample game.
In this perspective, this study suggested a new methodology of usability evaluation through a simple, structured framework.
Similarly, although the discussion is about social interactionism, the more important point is the need to broaden evaluation through a variety of methods and approaches that investigate social, cultural, organizational, cognitive, and other contextual concerns.
In Section 5, we present a detailed performance evaluation through a simulation study.
In order to avoid a "multiple publication bias", i.e. a distortion of the evaluation through a multiple publication of results of the same study, only the qualitatively best publication was evaluated in each case.
Transport Network analysis and simulation: it supports and complements the shared policy sub-set evaluation through a set of simulation models considering performances and flows deriving from the interaction between stakeholders' choices (i.e. the demand generator of freight transport) and transport infrastructures/services (i.e. the supply) [46].
They are doing a proper evaluation through an independent group". He added, however: "The minister may want to wait for the results of that evaluation to see what they say before jumping to any strong conclusions.
We discuss the design of our proposed solutions and report on their performance evaluation through an extensive set of simulation experiments.
Crucially, the intervention was designed and implemented in a way that permitted rigorous evaluation through an RCT design.
Secondly, survey analysis allows us to gather sensitive information about organizational innovation and managerial ethical evaluation through an anonymous means.
Eighty-one percent of responding schools (n = 104) reported undergoing accreditation or formal evaluation through an external organization, most often by national level medical councils or university commissions.
