Sentence examples for evaluative measures from inspiring English sources

Lastly, experiments are conducted on two real spatial datasets, and the results with comparative and evaluative measures are offered in "Experimental evaluation" section, followed by conclusions in "Conclusions" section.

Including future program participants and evaluators in program planning could not only improve programs, but also allow for evaluative measures to be included and utilized in the design and administration of new programs.

The general behaviors of design variables and evaluative measures have been presented and discussed in general fashion.

Kirshner and Guyatt distinguished three kinds of health status measures, i.e. discriminative, predictive and evaluative measures [ 1].

The underlying assumption is that measures of actual experiences with the quality of care will be less subjective than evaluative measures of satisfaction.

These differences may represent sub-categories of Internet delivery, for which different evaluative measures are appropriate to assess their quality as used on the Internet (see Tables 1, 2 and Additional file 1 Table S1).

The total scale of the Dizziness Handicap Inventory, Norwegian version demonstrated satisfactory measurement properties as a discriminate and evaluative measure, and can therefore be used to assess the impact of dizziness on quality of life in Norwegian speaking patients.

The American Society of Testing Materials (ASTM) has confirmed that the zeta potential has a close relationship with the degree of dispersion and stability of materials, and the zeta potential can be used as an effective evaluative measure for material stability.

The QuIKS-R may be used as a discriminative tool but has not been validated as an evaluative measure.

This approach could be tested for potential generic use as an evaluative measure for patients in hospital settings.

Longitudinal validity, responsiveness and ability to detect improvements and deteriorations in dentition status are necessary technical properties of an evaluative measure.