Sentence examples for for which evaluation from inspiring English sources
Among all configurations used for the different studied cases, we analyze the different reception zones required for the simulation using the CSP DVB-T2 platform, for which evaluation results are shown.
In Table 2, the topics and the recognition level granted of the interventions for which evaluation was completed in 2009 are presented.
Background: Seventeen states enacted graduated driver licensing (GDL) programs that were implemented from 1996 through 1999 and for which evaluations are of interest.
We were unable to collect data on CDS tools in development or those for which evaluations were not published in the peer-reviewed literature.
Through this iterative process, we have attempted to ensure that: appropriate definitions and language are used and category descriptions are clear and relevant; the taxonomy represents global activity as well as LMIC experiences; interventions for which evaluations were not found are identified; and interventions currently being used in practice are highlighted.
The accountability for reasonableness framework has predominantly been evaluated by qualitative approaches for which the evaluation of the effects frequently remains subject to judgements from a few case studies [ 52].
In this context, "priority-setting" focuses on identifying different health technologies for which an evaluation regarding their inclusion in the health system is warranted, while HTA relates to the actual evaluation of a specific technology.
As a result, Wii U is a machine for which the evaluation differs greatly depending on whether you own it at home or not.
Under this assumption, we exhibit general classes of indefinite constraint databases and first-order modal queries for which query evaluation can be done with PTIME data complexity.
The effects of forming parameters on the die-fittingness of the workpiece are discussed, for which two evaluation indices are used to judge forming results.
Kernel functions are used to calculate similarity of new designs to other designs for which the evaluation is known thus simulating the process of learning from experience.
