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Accordingly, fitness testing at all levels of play has become a more prevalent and expected practice in determining a player's capacity to perform and a benchmark for gauging effectiveness of training and individual improvement.
The best way to gauge effectiveness is to examine the percentage of people who are gainfully employed after completing the skills training program.
Independent estimates of the gulf spill place it many times higher than the official figure, rendering the statistics about how much oil has been collected thus far nearly useless in gauging the effectiveness of the response.
This paper concludes with recommendations for further research into gauging the effectiveness of architectural curricula with integrated sustainability knowledge.
Unlike other ad-tech companies that also run ad networks, Moat has focused only on analytics that seek to take advertisers and publishers beyond the traditional metric of "clicks" as a way of gauging the effectiveness of a digital media campaign, which it offers in a software-as-a-service model.
Leaving aside questions about the adequacy of testing for gauging the effectiveness of schooling at any level (Raudenbush, 2004), there are particular reasons why testing very young children is an inappropriate way to ensure program accountability.
Such assessments can serve as formative or diagnostic tools for planning instruction and working with students, or as summative tools for gauging the effectiveness of our instructional practices, curriculum materials, or teacher education efforts.
It is seriously looking at bots; gauging the effectiveness of instant-ordering Dash-style services; weighing up voice interfaces and even having "intense discussions" about how to use Prime Now as a template — all for retailers and brands to keep their own direct relationships with customers and grow their sales.
"Relying on [the federal government's official measure] alone prevents policymakers from gauging the effectiveness of government programs aimed at reducing child poverty," Patrick McCarthy, president and CEO of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, said in a statement on the organization's website.
