Sentence examples for providing and evaluating from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a model for designing, providing, and evaluating global experiential education, both local and internationally.

The purpose of this paper is to describe some of the challenges encountered and lessons learned while providing and evaluating a violence-prevention program for and with ethnically diverse populations in child care settings.

Patients recruited from pelvic floor clinics in two Canadian provinces, will be interviewed to determine the information patients expect would be available for new medical devices used in urogynaecology, and who should be providing and evaluating the information.

Findings such as these highlight the criticality of providing and evaluating interventions for MDD to ethnically and racially diverse economically disadvantaged mothers with young children and suggest that it may be beneficial to conduct screenings to identify these women in order to try to engage them in treatment.

Because graduate TAs teach a significant portion of our undergraduates in STEM and many will go on to teach subsequent generations of scientists and citizens, providing and evaluating the quality of TA PD needs to become part of our broader effort to improve the preparation of graduate students for the changing face of higher education.

Two kinds of optimization schemes were provided and evaluated by the simulated temperature field.

To illustrate the proposed notion, a sample design is provided and evaluated.

Patients with epilepsy experience memory problems, but there have been few attempts to provide and evaluate the effectiveness of memory training.

In [106], a mobile video-centric proxy cache named iProxy is designed in cellular network for mobile video providers, and an Info-aware Cache Replacement policy called LFU-based IBR-score is provided and evaluated.

A transmission scheduling method which achieves the maximum system throughput under the constraints of satisfying certain users QoS requirements and maintaining throughput fairness among them is provided and evaluated.

For example, existing crowdsourcing paradigms for problem solving (such as Stack Overflow, a website for crowdsourcing solutions to computer programming issues[1]) only allow individuals to provide and evaluate competing answers to discrete questions.