Sentence examples for more effective evaluation from inspiring English sources
A review of projects across sub-Saharan Africa to integrate traditional medical practitioners with biomedical providers has shown that the sectors can work effectively together but highlighted the need for more effective evaluation of such initiatives in order to build an evidence base on best practice for such projects [ 5].
Regularly recording MEG images before and during treatment of patients allows a more effective evaluation of treatment by providing hints and indicators about the effectiveness of a particular therapy.
It also enables dosimetric evaluation in each important structure (PTV and OARs), which can promote more effective evaluation of DQA error in terms of tumor treatment and side effects.
Findings suggest that the training resulted in a greater sense of efficacy for aspects of the role and may lead to more effective evaluation practices by clinical faculty and to stronger performances by student teachers.
Their study showed that a more effective evaluation of code smell detection techniques requires a greater understanding of the system as well as its code smells.
In this case, an effective comparison, which considers the quality of used energy, can be performed allowing precise politics for a future more effective evaluation of the transport modes.
For more effective evaluations of the material properties, Mori–Tanaka scheme is employed with respect to power-law (P-) and sigmoid (S-) models.
Considering the importance that prescription drugs play in modern medical and public health practices, tools to enable more effective evaluations of the safety and efficacy of a drug in a particular population, or for specific individuals, in order to reduce the occurrence of ADRs could have an important positive impact on global public health.
They have acted as partners, for example, with the Gates Foundation in a half-dozen districts in an effort to develop more effective teacher evaluation tools.
Education officials across the country are increasingly focused on the two critical reform tasks: developing more effective teacher evaluation systems and speeding up the glacial pace of disciplinary hearings for teachers charged with misconduct.
The comparison and analysis of classification complexity are made between the two measures and it is indicated that neighborhood-tolerance conditional entropy is a more effective feature evaluation criterion than dependency in incomplete decision table.
