Sentence examples for matched assessment of from inspiring English sources

One study was a randomised controlled trial, however, due to logistical constraints, the control group did not undergo matched assessment of behavioural outcome measures.

Both men gave descriptions of the current Taliban command structure that roughly matched assessments of Western officials in Afghanistan.

In balance, key strengths of this study are the use of a carefully controlled design and matched assessments of safety culture pre- and post-intervention at the individual participant level (rather than group level).

(2005) reported positive effects of PBL on students' understanding of principles that link concepts; the authors also emphasized the importance of matching assessment to a faculty-development programs' goals.

When the functional ability range of a study population does not match assessment ability of the study, for example, there are insufficient items to capture the full range of participant functional ability, the need for larger sample sizes is increased.

Table 4 summarizes the results of the propensity matching assessment.

Listen, for example, to his pre-match assessment of Saturday's challenge, delivered with a veteran's lack of romanticism.

The Denmark manager, Age Hareide, took no satisfaction from the fact that his pre-match assessment of this Republic of Ireland team turned out to be prophetic.

"The three teams that go up will come straight back down," was the bleak but honest pre-match assessment of their midfielder Jermaine Wright.

Carlo Ancelotti's patience snapped last night as the Italian delivered his own furious post-match assessment of his players' slack display after an unconvincing 1-0 victoverover Apoel Nicosia.

Generally, when newspapers use words such as "outburst" or "rant" in a football context, the chances are they're talking about a manager's post-match assessment of a referee.