The end of course evaluation consists of several questions which ask students to appraise (5 point scale; 1 = Less Satisfactory, 5 = More Satisfactory) the course in terms of overall quality, relevance to medical practice, course design, and encouragement of critical thinking.
"She sees herself as someone who really has to rise above particular points of view in order to appraise craftsmanship, intelligence and honesty.
Taking the local experiences and broader challenges identified in the literature as starting points, a framework was developed to appraise the health systems challenges of implementing mHealth for CBS at scale.
It is indeed an important point whether the respondents had sufficient time to appraise the waiting areas.
But the fact that we should have to ponder the eschatology of retail points up, yet again, the frustration of trying to appraise pieces of the ground zero plan in isolation from one another, and in illogical order.
The 2008 ECCD Mid-Term Reviewasas designed to appraise ECCD at its mid-point implementation, the results of which can be used to improve the program processes and policies to fully attain the ECCD goals.
Patient-centered outcome end-points, in addition to survival, are being utilized to appraise the effectiveness of treatment.
To describe an overall impression on participants' health, they were asked to appraise their health on a 5-point-Likert scale ranging from one to five were one indicates best health.
The NOQ is used to appraise quality in terms of population representativeness (1 point), measurement of outcome (i.e. discontinuation, 3 points), within population comparability (2 points) and adequacy of follow-up (i.e. completion rates, 1 point, only applicable in longitudinal studies).
We conducted a sequence of experiments to use block division scheme to appraise the result with different parameters and amended the probability of zero point in every block of histogram.
