Sentence examples for information an evaluation from inspiring English sources
In view of this lack of information, an evaluation of SP performance at teaching sessions was conducted.
The role of evidence in the practice of health care is built on a number of concepts relating to structured use of information, an evaluation of material and the use of best available evidence.
Information gain, an evaluation method based on entropy, involves lots of mathematical theories and complex theories and formulas about entropy.
The main goal of this paper is to provide detailed design information and an evaluation of performance.
To preserve important EBR-II reactor physics information, a benchmark evaluation is underway for proposed inclusion in the International Handbook of Evaluated Reactor Physics Benchmark Experiments.
The questionnaire [ 28] (see Additional file 1) was designed to collect the following information: (a) Overall evaluation of the course (b) Attitudes towards e-learning as well as previous experiences and expectations about the use of CBT/WBT (c) Computer and Internet usage (d) Extent of students' private computer infrastructure (e) Basic demographic data.
Ultimately, information obtained through an evaluation of an injury data collection using the EFISS would be useful for agencies to recommend how a collection could be improved to increase its usefulness for injury surveillance and in the long-term injury prevention.
Both types of approaches i.e. that combine available information a posteriori or simultaneously, raise another issue if the external information results from an evaluation that combines external and internal records, which is that some contributions due to records will be considered several times when external information is combined with internal records.
The paper describes the architecture and development of CPEST, gives examples of the interface that a farmer would use to enter information and provides an evaluation of the quality of the advice that CPEST provides.
Based on auxiliary views and the available label information, we design an evaluation criterion for subgraph features, named gSide.
The information that such an evaluation would provide would be useful to make explicit conditions that affect UNICEF's efficiency and effectiveness, including on issues related to comparative advantage and complementarities with the programmes of partner governments and other agencies.
