Sentence examples for measures demonstrating that from inspiring English sources
Varying relationships were found at each of the three time measures, demonstrating that a progression to training-related performance change exists.
"For a government activity which consumes more than $5.5 billion of public resources annually, we should be troubled that there are no objective performance measures demonstrating that taxpayer's are receiving optimal return for each invested dollar," said Controller Chiang in a statement.
We find a surprisingly strong correlation between the two measures, demonstrating that a substantial part of inconsistencies between metabolic processes and gene expression can be understood from a network perspective alone.
In this analysis there were no significant differences among the treatment groups in treatment satisfaction after adjustment for the specific measures, demonstrating that the dimensions assessed by the DMSRQ-SF adequately account for differences in overall satisfaction with the different medication systems used by study participants.
Additionally, the variable importance measures demonstrated that the mode and sum of EVI had extremely important variables for crop class separability.
The importance ranking based on the sensitivity measures demonstrates that the most influential factors involve ash content and influent inert particulate COD among others, largely responsible for the uncertainty in predicting sludge production and effluent ammonium concentration.
These measures demonstrated that within our sample.
However, quantitative measures demonstrated that the degeneration was more severe in the mutant animals.
Districts that performed well according to the survey measures demonstrate that MOH implementation strength targets are achievable with the right combination of supportive structures.
The pretest results of the attitude measures demonstrated that oncology nurses displayed a generally positive attitude with regard to radiation and radiation safety, even before the training intervention.
Participants' reaction to the PEAK program was consistently positive and quantitative measures demonstrated that the program was associated with improvements in EBP self-efficacy and self-reported behaviors.
