For Messick, whose theory of validity has been so influential (McNamara 2006), establishing validity is essentially a matter of construct evaluation in which 'the meaning and consequences of measurement' are empirically evaluated (Messick 1996, p. 6).
The Gagosian show, organized by Ealan Wingate, the gallery's director, partly finesses the matter of comparative evaluation of early and late career by dispensing with chronology and turning a survey into a giant combine, with big and small, strong and weak, 1955, 1980 and 2007 all mixed up.
In the matter of my evaluation of the Louisiana Democrats' "Forgotten Crimes" ad, however, I was clearly wrong, and so, for them, I'll cue up the appropriate Social Distortion song.
The subject matter of economic evaluation studies vary largely.
Moreover, even with apparent suffering is the extent of the infant's suffering, and whether or not it is unbearable, a matter of subjective evaluation [ 10, 21– 23].
So far, the mechanisms underlying this enhanced activity are widely unknown and the matter of ongoing evaluations.
With the advent of laparoscopic hysterectomy (LH) in the late 1980s 1 the role of vaginal hysterectomy (VH) and abdominal hysterectomy (AH) has been a matter of re-evaluation.
It was not the method of evaluation that mattered; it was the skill of the evaluator.
ICF also matters with regard to the process of evaluation where consistency is concerned: the consistency is to be found within and between the categories of the ICF model.
On the matter of preferred evaluators, educators viewed self-evaluation as their first choice ("great involvement"), with heads of groups ("moderate involvement") and peers ("some involvement") being their second and third choices.
