Sentence examples for integrated evaluations from inspiring English sources

Generally, the investigation exemplifies the importance of doing integrated evaluations of energy use and thermal and visual comfort when making decisions regarding solar shading control strategies.

The contradiction between the safety promotion and quasi-market paradigms therefore predisposed for a poor, or lacking, local infrastructure diminishing the interest in agreements about inter-agency sharing of surveillance data and integrated evaluations of interventions.

Projection Pursuit Classification Model (PPC) can achieve high-dimensional data dimension reduction operation and conduct integrated evaluation for data in low-dimensional space without limitation from problem scale and data structure.

Ultimately, this manuscript attempts to emphasise the need for less empirical evidence and for a more systematic, integrated evaluation of the overall risk benefit ratio of novel treatments in children.

Despite some limitations, M&S enable systematic, integrated evaluation of drug and disease properties, providing quantitative measures of treatment response across a wide range of clinical and statistical designs, some of which would not be feasible in real-life (i.e. due to exclusion criteria).

It is also important to integrate evaluation lessons with other forms of learning.

Findings also emphasize the importance of integrating evaluation procedures into community-based mental health programming to support effectiveness.

In our problem, we integrate evaluation of the communication quality with PSO; the RP in Equation 3 is used as a fitness function for PSO.

In this paper, we will discuss some of the challenges of technology-based training and education, the role of quality verification and evaluation, and strategies to integrate evaluation into the everyday design of technology-based systems for education and training.

Through this work we developed an organizational model distinguishing between and integrating evaluation and research functions, explicating personnel roles and responsibilities, and highlighting connections between research and evaluation work.

Much of the focus has been on defining organizational evaluation capacity, which can be thought of as the competencies and structures required to conduct high-quality evaluation studies (capacity to do), as well as the organization's ability to integrate evaluation findings into its decision-making processes (capacity to use).