Sentence examples for evaluations of large from inspiring English sources

Several evaluations of large, publicly-funded research programs have conducted bibliometric analysis as one component of a comprehensive and integrated evaluation approach designed to assess processes and outcomes of scientific initiatives using quantitative indicators that enable aggregation of output [16] [18].

Variance components upon which genetic evaluations of large populations are based are generally estimated using reduced data sets.

However, standard evaluations of large, multi-dimensional gene expression datasets need to apply very strict statistical thresholds to correct for family wise errors stemming from the very high number of multiple comparisons.

In sum, the advantage of this study is that it presents representative data directly from the clinical practice, and documents the everyday disability evaluations of large patient groups (and especially those of the traumatized refugees).

The Soultz stress profiles from Cornet et al. ([2007]) and Valley and Evans ([2007]) are based on evaluations of large-scale injection experiments and interpretations of borehole breakouts in the deep crystalline reservoir of Soultz.

There are few reported evaluations of large-scale transformational change in the peer-reviewed literature.

Any evaluations of large-scale or national EHR initiatives are likely to take place within changing political, economic and technical contexts, which will shape both the EHR and the evaluation in significant ways.

We need evaluations of large-scale global health initiatives that speak to both their complexity and the specificity of implementation context in order for the findings to be useful.

Though few comprehensive evaluations of large-scale CHW programs exist, we found mixed evidence to support the use of either generalist or specialist CHW models for delivering adolescent health services.

Owing to our scepticism about the validity of the published effect estimates of the intervention programme and our general interest in having more robust evaluations of large-scale interventions, we sought to conduct a new analysis with a more rigorous methodological approach, that is, an interrupted time-series analysis.

Due to the methodological limitations of the study, evaluations of larger groups are needed to draw more consistent conclusions.