Sentence examples for introduction and evaluation from inspiring English sources

The surgical attending encourages and stimulates aca­demic discussion including review of the literature to support patient management and introduction and evaluation of advances in surgery.

As a contribution to the functionality of scaffolds in tissue engineering, here we report on advanced scaffold design through introduction and evaluation of topographical, mechanical and chemical cues.

There are five stages for their development: identification of health/service requirements; prioritisation of needs in health/services; definition of and agreement on service organization models (care model and service portfolio); the preparation of and agreement on territorial action plans; introduction and evaluation.

It can be utilized in the introduction and evaluation of fractional sums and differences.

In this volume, the various authors present detailed reviews of natural enemy exploration, introduction, and evaluation efforts that will serve as a guide to support and encourage classical biological control inputs into other integrated pest management systems.

To the best of our knowledge, this study provides the first introduction and evaluation of the psychometric properties of the TSK-TMD in a non-English-speaking country.

A major part of the research effort has been the development of new cultivars (plant introduction, breeding, characterization and evaluation), and major national programmes were established for grasses and legumes (Pearson, 1994).

Whilst a complete revascularization has been reported to be present already at 1 week after drug interruption, the steady state of drug concentration is reached within 7 days and the half-life of sorafenib is 25 48 hours, thus the timing of interruption, re-introduction and final evaluation may be suboptimal [ 21].

The criteria list is divided into three sections: development (n = 6 items), feasibility and piloting (n = 2 items), and introduction of the intervention and evaluation (n = 8 items).

The CReDECI list employs a different approach since it comprises items covering three phases of complex interventions' research: development, feasibility/piloting, and introduction of the intervention and evaluation.

For a Nabokov fan, paging through "Fine Lines," which includes a critical introduction and several essayistic evaluations of Nabokov's scientific oeuvre, can feel a bit like reading the second half of "Pale Fire": one is confronted by a content-rich, almost dementedly tangential commentary on an increasingly inscrutable work.