Sentence examples for more regular evaluation from inspiring English sources

The model states, for instance, that the more time and money for working with quality improvement (structure), the more positive attitude towards such work (process), and the more regular evaluation of quality related goal accomplishment (outcome).

Therefore, HTLV-1 infected asymptomatic carriers undergoing splenectomy would require a more regular preventive evaluation of their clinical stage.

In DFID's view the development community needs to commission more regular and systematic evaluations as part of a continuous process of building the knowledge base and serving as an ongoing feedback loop for programme learning.

In practice, we found that a TDE approach should not necessarily take more time than regular evaluations of similar multi-country programmes.

This should motivate clinicians to perform clinical evaluations at more regular intervals during this period and be particularly vigilant about symptom exacerbation.

Dolmans et al., [ 3] offer three solutions: using regular evaluation to improve group performance, stimulating elaboration, and using more formative rather than summative assessment.

Prevention of sexual violence is not easy to measure which makes a critical discussion as well as regular evaluation of prevention work and prevention approaches all the more indispensable [ 8].

But some forces matched the new computers and data with better ways of working: more accurate mapping of crime, daily adjustment of officer deployment to crime hotspots and regular evaluation of results.

Providers need more training on adequately delivering all components of the model, appropriate supportive supervision and regular evaluation of their performances to improve the quality of care.

Polarized light evaluation revealed that separation of the vertebral endplate presented irregular collagen fiber insertions, while more regular collagen insertion was observed in artifacts.

This has resulted in more regular lesson drop-ins and work is scrutinised on a frequent basis with staff needing to be prepared for evaluations all the time.