Sentence examples for realistic evaluations from inspiring English sources

In the words of the commission, the purpose of the studies was to "develop the most realistic evaluations possible for the potential consequences of severe nuclear accidents".

A pilot program called Excellence in Teaching, now being tested in 100 Chicago schools, seeks to produce an honest conversation about performance, useful feedback to teachers from principals and more realistic evaluations of performance in the classroom.

Besides, and as a general criticism, almost all of the above-mentioned works have not been tested with large enough datasets to provide realistic evaluations of its performance.

Comparisons with experimental ACSR data indicate that fatigue predictions from the Coffin-Manson relation associated with the FE model provide realistic evaluations of service lives.

This new approach allows more realistic evaluations of adsorbents' performances, than those found in the literature based on pure adsorption data.

In the field of evaluation of public services, Pawson et al. (2005) have put forward the concept of realistic evaluations.

The term "realist" is drawn from Pawson and Tilley's seminal work, Realistic Evaluation [ 25].

In order to perform a realistic evaluation of bug localization techniques based on structured IR, we need to evaluate them on different scenarios.

Mr. Karzai promised that his government would go to Paris with a "very realistic evaluation of the last six years, of our achievements, of our progress and our problems," including corruption.

Certainly, whether you made $50,000 or $150,000 a year during your career, the first order of business should be a realistic evaluation of what it will take to make you happy with your choices.

During his illness Don Halperin advocated and secured passage of significant affordable housing legislation, (Chapter 714 of the Laws of 2005) which provides more realistic evaluation and assessment rates on rental properties with restricted income issues.