Sentence examples for in some evaluations from inspiring English sources
Also, there is the potential for confounding in some evaluations such as quantitative measures of trait personality such as cyclothymia (as these features may overlap with symptoms of BD) (Scott 2012; Scott et al. 2016).
These more recent data suggest that advancing the study design and analytic methods may reduce bias in some evaluations of medical and public health interventions.
In some evaluations that have documented weak supervision in national CHW programmes, the CHWs do not even know who their supervisors are or what they can expect from them [ 37].
Indicators of institutional collaborations used in some evaluations included local ownership [ 26], regional partnerships [ 26, 27], and enhanced visibility of the institution in the national and international research communities [ 34].
30 In some evaluations, such as those seeking to identify active ingredients within a complex intervention, strict standardisation may be required and controls put in place to limit variation in implementation.
13, 17 In some evaluations, 19 structure-based matrices have not performed as well as sequence-based matrices in the detection of remote homologues, and in the most recent comparison of substitution matrices performed by Brenner and colleagues, 20 structure-based matrices were omitted from the comparison.
Students mentioned explicitly the utility of this method in some evaluation forms at the end of the semester as well as in conversations with me.
"We've done some evaluations in school.
On the other hand, surge arrester number and placement for high voltage substations can be determined based on some evaluations in the designing process of substations.
I'm not going to remember this in the next hour, far less next week and write it down in some performance evaluation.
One instrument, the Canadian Community Health Survey--Health Servicomponents component, was retained despite the absence of reported psychometric assessment because of its widespread use in some provincial evaluation initiatives and relevance in the Canadian context.
