Sentence examples for orient evaluation from inspiring English sources

Finally, by providing an historical insight on institutional arrangements of KTPs, this study contributes empirical evidence to the call for new conceptual frameworks and methods to orient evaluation of efforts to support EIHSP in LMICs [ 20].

This chapter discusses the structure oriented evaluation model (SURE model) and its online application for e-assessment.

The American College of Cardiology Foundation (ACCF) along with the American Society of Echocardiography ASEE) have enabled an accurate and clinically oriented evaluation of echocardiography indications by introducing Appropriate Use Criteria (AUC).

Hood (2004) used the term 'Field of Domain' (FD) rather than Topic Oriented Evaluation (TOE) when referring to the set of activities that are the focus of the writer's study, but her 'Field of Research' (FR) was somewhat different from Thetela's notion of Research Oriented Evaluation ROEE).

Finally the third in-person meeting should be to provide a future oriented evaluation.

Both aspects are here evolved in the same algorithm through simulations for task oriented evaluations.

Further and more technically oriented evaluations are required to provide a definitive answer on the technical improvement of veno-venous ECMO systems.

Of the tools assessed, the Bedimo-Rung Assessment Tool-Direct Observation (BRAT-DO) [ 19] and the Public Open Space Tool POSTT) [ 24] contained items that had demonstrated reliability and were relevant for inclusion for a youth oriented park evaluation tool.

Boaz and colleagues [ 20],concluding a systematic review, called for the development of new conceptual frameworks and methods to orient future evaluations of interventions designed to promote research use, including knowledge brokers, networks, and linkage and exchange programmes.

We may also have missed some other potentially relevant documents (e.g., internal reports reviewing framework use, describing developments, or communicating frameworks to funder staff, funded organisations or contracted evaluators), and documents not oriented primarily to evaluation.

An exhaustive test design has been built based on two complementary evaluations: an evaluation oriented to counting people and a novel evaluation oriented to identification.