Sentence examples for multifaceted evaluation of from inspiring English sources
The National Evaluation of Sure Start (NESS) undertook a multifaceted evaluation of SSLPs, and by 2005 research evidence led to a fundamental shift with SSLPs becoming Children's Centres.
Automated indices should not replace critical scientific thinking and careful multifaceted evaluation of excellence.
Leveraging on best practices from the literature, the proposed approach enables a multifaceted evaluation of the degree of consistency among the genetic signatures selected by different techniques.
In this setting, the importance of a multifaceted evaluation of CHC patients and a prompt correction of modifiable metabolic risk factors should be emphasized.
In this paper, we will discuss the pros and cons of these delivery modalities, the current state of their therapeutic potentials, and a multifaceted evaluation of their reported clinical feasibility, safety, and efficacy.
Following competitive tender, NESS was commissioned in early 2001 to undertake a multifaceted evaluation, addressing (a) the nature of the communities in which SSLPs were situated, (b) the ways in which SSLPs were implemented, (c) the impact of SSLPs on children, families and communities and (d) the cost-effectiveness of SSLPs.
In this review, 48.3% of the selected studies only evaluated PRP treatment's efficacy with a few questionnaire-reported or subjective measures, as opposed to the ideal multifaceted evaluation; therefore, they were classified as having poor outcome measures.
Our multifaceted statistical evaluation of the quantitatively measured PMD, using the Pearson correlation coefficient, ICC, Bland-Altman and scatter plot, is also considered a strength.
Only a few randomized clinical trials [ 11- 13] have used a comprehensive geriatric assessment with a multifaceted risk evaluation of malnutrition followed by targeting interventions at an individual's risk factors.
Evaluation of multifaceted policy interventions using adequate research designs in different settings in developing countries is needed.
Further research is also needed on its large-scale implementation in palliative care settings with multifaceted educational strategies and evaluation of ongoing reliability.
