Sentence examples for measures to appraise from inspiring English sources
To date, there has been limited empirical exploration of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) measures to appraise their efficiency.
He proposed a single-item measure which is different from MATE, firstly because it is an abbreviated item of measure to appraise the validity of the ToE and secondly because it provides various options to choose from to identify views on the validity of the ToE.
Wings were measured to appraise whether fecundity and ovariole number differences between selected and control lines was correlated with changes in linear body size.
Table 1 illustrates the most appropriate measures to critically appraise the measurement properties.
We need an objective and possibly independently run evaluative protocol including standardised outcome measures more accurately to appraise the effectiveness of different initiatives, enabling the most successful to be identified.
Of the six papers that were critically appraised, only one study used both behavioural and physiological measures to assess stress [ 30] and only one used more than one set of behavioural outcome measures [ 33].
TPIs are standardized measures suitable for analysis in order to appraise the feasibility of a transport policy or an infrastructural project.
However, before researchers rush headlong into efforts to generate quality measures in the scientific manner described above, it may be wise to appraise the soundness of quality measures under development by ASCO.
As a next step, it would seem appropriate to appraise existing 'domain-specific' PROMs for use with children and young people with neurodisability; that is, those questionnaires that specifically measure the key outcome domains.
To appraise the accuracy of the experimental method, measured vibrational power on the plate is compared with measured vibrational input power.
The Cohen's d value was additionally estimated to appraise the magnitude of the treatment effect measured with the ROSA at study end.
