Sentence examples for problems evaluation from inspiring English sources

Goals: Two from the heads of the department Two from the team Possible problems Evaluation: what is the status of the different goals?

We derive the steady state formulations and discuss several topics related to the numerical implementation of the model, namely the solution procedure of the discretized microscopic problems, evaluation of the homogenized coefficients and an approximation of the convolution integrals of the macroscopic model, so that the fading memory effects are computationally tractable.

In contrast, qualitative research in public health is often more applied, and concerned with solutions to problems, evaluation, and policy relevant questions to assist management decisions [ 37].

Problem evaluation [ 24] and coping styles [ 25] are measured to evaluate the effective components of the MISS: problem- and solution focus skills of patients.

The optimization problem evaluation is developed for two energy systems.

Some computational systems for supporting learning by problem posing (e.g., Barak and Rafaeli 2004; Hirai et al. 2009; Takagi and Teshigawara, 2006; Yu et al. 2005) adopt problem evaluation among learners as an activity in addition to problem posing.

The results' presented in this paper were discussed with particular focus on addressing following research problem: evaluation of the identification of key intermediate products in relation to characterisation of the finished product [9], including estimation of its chiral purity.

The actual damage was somewhere between my stepson's "bit of a problem" evaluation and my wife's "the house is collapsing" assessment.

Primary outcome is the reduction of symptoms, and other outcomes measured are improvement in problem solving skills, psychological and physical well being, daily functioning, social support, coping styles, problem evaluation and health care utilization.

The number of items in the instruments ranged from nine in the Impact of Weight Loss Scale to 177 in the HIV Overview of Problems-Evaluation System (HOPES).

Likewise, new clinical diagnoses must be made in the context of the patient's overall medical history as opposed to a purely problem-focused evaluation; otherwise, the problem may be misidentified.