Sentence examples for projects reviewing from inspiring English sources
For the evaluation of projects, reviewing the literature and decision team's opinion, we identified three main categories of criteria including business criteria, technological & process criteria and financial criteria which contain eight sub-criteria.
This study was approved by the ethics review board as part of TUMS research projects reviewing process.
Subsequently the research team has undertaken research projects, reviewing secondary sources and using both survey and in-depth qualitative methods to examine rural and urban men's and women's sexual health concerns and where they go for information and treatment.
The Steering Committee of the network has representatives of each participating hospital and institution, US NIAID, and CDC, and manages a day to day governance of the network, planning network activities, development of research protocols, approval of research projects, reviewing progress of the network, and identifying new partners.
Currently, only 7 of the organizational approaches and 36 of the projects reviewed had conducted rigorous evaluations.
Out of 75 potential projects reviewed by the firm that Oregon hired, only 4 were deemed completely unfit.
Of the 652 projects reviewed by Al Adasani and Bai (2011), only 19 were from the North Sea, and of those 18 projects were gas methods.
As mentioned above, only 30percentt of the projects reviewed have a component that directly provides access to finance, while 60percentt link beneficiaries to outside financial services.
Conversely, direct provision of access to finance is the least prevalent service offered, with only 30percentt of the projects reviewed providing it.
Private sector entities such as nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) or contracted service providers are the main implementers in over a third of the projects reviewed.
Constructability reviews were evaluated at the project level by comparing change order percentages on projects reviewed versus those not being reviewed.
