Sentence examples for intention of the evaluation from inspiring English sources

The intention of the evaluation was to provide information on the successes and constraints of this project in order to provide material for implementing future initiatives planned between the two agencies.

The criteria used for selecting participant observers were that they had previous exposure to a public ART clinic, had sufficient understanding of the intention of the evaluation and had similar socio-demographic characteristics as the patient population served by public ART clinics.

The intention of the substance evaluation is to evaluate the risks arising from the aggregated exposure.

The original intention of the safety evaluation was to observe the street in the vicinity of the loading area before and after implementation of the rumble strips and to analyse their effect on the number and severity of conflicts between cyclists and delivery trucks.

The primary intention of the qualitative meta-evaluation design was to capture in-depth evaluation information at the individual project level in a systematic and standardised way that would allow us to identify broad cross-cutting themes across all the projects.

Since the intention of our evaluation is about spatial quality, the hidden anchor is a processed signal with degraded spatial quality, instead of 3.5 kHz low pass filtered signal in traditional evaluations for basic audio quality.

It is not the intention of the authors to suggest that the evaluation of patients with the AQLQ(S) emotional subscale can replace a structured diagnostic interview by a psychiatrist - which is considered to be the gold standard - for the diagnosis of psychiatric diseases.

When the activity ended, the students were requested to answer the questionnaire to measure their perceptions in relation to three groups of variables: (1) general perception regarding the accomplished activity; (2) evaluation of feedback received; and (3) evaluation regarding the intention of the feedback offered.

Data included the Communication Satisfaction Questionnaire (Downs & Hazen, 1977) (translated in Dutch and validated by a factor analysis and pilot tested), the scale 'Turnover intention' of the Questionnaire on the Experience and Evaluation of Labour (Van Veldhoven & Meijman, 1994) and the Maslach Burnout Inventory (Maslach et al., 1996).

A strength of the evaluation design was the inclusion of a baseline survey assessing women's knowledge and intentions concerning alcohol and cancer prior to the intervention.

Let time take care of the evaluation".