Sentence examples for makes evaluation of from inspiring English sources
Again, it makes evaluation of leadership much simpler.
There is clearly some fuzziness in this, and this makes evaluation of a tool like WENDI for non-obviousness difficult.
Over the years, my colleagues and I have also noticed that establishing a captive makes evaluation of the company's risks and the appropriate insurance coverage a thoughtful annual process.
Digital competence has been clearly defined and concreted in a multi-dimensional way, which makes evaluation of the role of digital competence in practice more sufficient, while a concrete scale design should be applied in future study related to digital competence.
The fact that the Evesham's house chronicle appears to have been reworked after 1100 to gloss over embarrassing incidents of the abbots submitting to the bishops of Worcester makes evaluation of Æthelwig's relations with his episcopal superiors more difficult.
They largely focus on math and reading, which obscures the value of elementary teachers who do a great job teaching history, science or music, and makes evaluation of secondary teachers of non-tested subjects like "apples" in comparison with math and English teacher "oranges". Finally, there is the little matter of the "cut score," or standard for proficiency.
Finally, BioTAP is an assessment tool that makes evaluations of student work more consistent between faculty members and helps departments assess the overall quality of student work.
Further, intensive evaluation of symptomatology and behavioral change are carried out infrequently with outpatients, making evaluation of rapidity of response problematic.
Breast cancer's long latency and multifactorial etiology make evaluation of these chemicals in humans challenging.
High investment costs and modifications over time make evaluation of novel radiotherapy technologies in clinical trials more complex.
English reports of these trials, however, are generally limited to abstract form, making evaluation of trial design difficult.
