Sentence examples for evaluations of the built from inspiring English sources

Evaluations of the built environment were collected using a questionnaire after the participants arrived.

Figure 5 then presents the a detailed Google Street View image of one of the blocks in the census tract, illustrating the kind of detail available to researchers and persons conducting public health evaluations of the built environment for features related to pedestrian injury.

The primary goals of the study are to quantify the role of alcohol outlets, which includes grocery, catering, and eating establishments in addition to bars, with pedestrian/bicyclist injury in a dense urban environment, and to establish an approach to evaluations of the built environment at the local level for alcohol-related pedestrian injury.

After preliminary testing, functional evaluation of the built CBR system was carried out by using five real mining projects as test cases.

The PedsQL™ Measurement Model includes not only generic health-related quality of life [ 11- 13] and disease-specific measurement instruments [ 14- 18], but also generic measures of fatigue [ 15, 19], healthcare satisfaction [ 20, 21] and evaluations of the healthcare built environment [ 21].

Quality of life (QOL) is a broader general conceptual term which encompasses nonhealth-related aspects of life (e.g., the evaluation of the impact of the built environment on general well-being) which are not directly amenable to healthcare services and medical products [ 7].

The systematic evaluation of predictors built from the single and merged gene expression data sets also led us to the surprising observation that a single-gene signature consisting of CYB5D1 had the highest prediction accuracy and strongest patients risk association in breast cancer, surpassing all gene signatures with different gene size evaluated in this study.

This course develops skills in perception, comprehension, and evaluation of various art objects and the built environment.

This paper provides the evaluation of BP exploiting built in ns-3 emulation features to allow rapid prototyping under real-world conditions and through controlled ns-3 simulations.

Methodology: In line with the guidelines of UNICEF for programming and evaluation, the conceptual framework of this evaluation is built on the basis of the principles, content and tools of the human rights-based approach and results-based management.

Report Part 2   Methodology: In line with the guidelines of UNICEF for programming and evaluation, the conceptual framework of this evaluation is built on the basis of the principles, content and tools of the human rights-based approach and results-based management.