Sentence examples for have started evaluating from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, some of the recent rail franchise awards have started evaluating quality rather than purely the bottom line.
Does regulation of the DDR contribute to a new strategy for treating BTC? Several phase I studies have started evaluating the DDR.
We have constructed a replication-defective adenovirus carrying human endostatin gene (E10A) and have started evaluating its effects on solid tumors in phase II clinical trials [45].
The National Committee for Quality Assurance, a nonprofit group that accredits health plans and care providers, has started evaluating disease management companies.
The industry will lobby hard against Mr Baker's law, and may succeed in watering it down.In Britain, meanwhile, the Treasury has started evaluating the impact of the Myners report, which criticised the fund-management industry and made recommendations for change.
Eight years into the job, Matteo felt that her "peripheral vision was becoming sharper than [her] tunnel vision," she says, particularly since she had started evaluating new research directions and in-licensing opportunities for the company.
The pricing and reimbursement environment has started to negatively impact the healthcare environment as multinational companies have started to re-evaluate their marketing strategies.
We have started a project to evaluate key markers of kidney disease and assess the risk for fracture and kidney involvement in the Romanian cohort of HIV-infected patients.
Scientists have started a project to evaluate the effects of geoengineering using numerical models.
In recent work [9], we have started to formally quantify and evaluate the impact of quality control, and optimize the performance of these systems relative to quality control measures.
As sport management scholars have started to critically investigate and evaluate SFD programs, they have in turn contributed to the future design and improvement of SFD initiatives that today are more strategically planned and pedagogically sound than ever before.
