Sentence examples for instance an evaluation from inspiring English sources
For instance, an evaluation of the uptake of the checklist after a period of time post-implementation may allow for identification of areas in need of further development.
Data on the performance and efficacy of the HT GMP under field conditions, for instance an evaluation of whether GMHT maize would require different herbicide regimes at different times and the consequences of that for the flora and fauna in agroecosystems, were not submitted.
For instance, in an evaluation of 976 liver biopsies with a NAS ≥5 of 976 adults in the NASH clinical research network (CRN) database, 86 % had NASH and 3%% did not have steatohepatitis (SH).
For instance, such an evaluation was impeded by the lack of both control groups in studies of cortical thickness (Luders et al. 2012), cerebral blood flow (Nawata et al. 2010) as well as functional MRI (Schoning et al. 2010) and connectivity (Ku et al. 2013).
For instance, an egalitarian evaluation of allocations needs a determination of who the worst-off are.
For instance a World Bank evaluation found in 2009 that "internal Bank incentives work against [efficiency] projects because they are often small in scale, demanding of staff time and preparation funds, and may require persistent client engagement over a period of years.
Hospital resources should also be taken into account; for instance, a critical evaluation of the use of radiology may be warranted.
For instance, a typical evaluation seeking to assess whether a new technique for monitoring patients at risk of critical illness will tend to determine the effects of the technique only for that class of patients.
For instance, it enables an evaluation of only a small sample of the liver parenchyma, which may not be representative of the pathology in the rest of the liver tissue [ 6].
MRI may be considered after breast-conserving therapy (BCT) in three instances: first as an evaluation tool for residual disease after positive tumor margins, second as a method of evaluating suspected recurrence by either clinical examination, mammography or ultrasound and third as a screening tool in all patients who undergo BCT.
According to our experience in such instances a concurrent evaluation of uncorrected SIRs, always supported by exposure information, warrants a critical evaluation.
