Sentence examples for evaluations around from inspiring English sources

The study was based on a survey done in 1996 as part of an annual event that includes free evaluations around the country.

An earlier review of 57 "rigorous" drug court evaluations around the country, led by Steve Aos of the Washington State Institute for Public Policy, found that recidivism was reduced on average by only 8percentt, but with wide variation.

Simulation result and stress evaluations around the steam turbine (ST) rotor show good agreement with experimental data.

Given the increasing interest in STD evaluations around the world, we organized an international evaluation of STD in the context of the ALBAYZIN 2014 evaluation campaign.

HASA IgG was positive following AZD9773 treatment in two patients in cohort 3, three patients in cohort 4 and two patients in cohort 5. Small fluctuations in ECG evaluations around baseline values were observed during treatment for all parameters within all groups, although there were no notable differences or obvious trends.

Because there was ∼12 weeks between cessation of fetal treatment and evaluation (around birth), during which MBP effects might disappear, we also studied male co-twin marmosets treated with vehicle or 500 mg/kg/day MBP for ∼14 days.

We investigated the effect of fetal and neonatal MBP exposure in separate studies, as with fetal exposure there was ∼12 weeks between cessation of treatment and evaluation (around birth), in which effects of MBP might have been recovered from, whereas this was not the case in neonatally-treated animals.

Half of the evaluations (52%) did report CI around the ICER or illustrated the variability in the cost-effectiveness plane.

Three in four GPs felt that they had learnt from the evaluation and around 60% had made or planned changes in their practice of assumed benefit to the quality of care.

The extent and distribution of inflammatory cells were graded in a manner similar to that described in evaluations of tissues around failed MOM implants (Table  1) [ 7, 17].

c The fine-grained measure increases the temporal selectivity by a frame-wise evaluation around reference speech on- and offsets [4].