Quality evaluation refers to evaluating the quality of information (data with meaning [11]), where context and intended use of information is taken into account [11].
But to some conservatives, performance assessment refers to evaluating students in several ways and on various skills, whereas "achievement" refers only to standardized tests in core academic subjects.
"Inside the house" refers to evaluating the vaccination status of children in the target population by monitoring moving from house to house; "outside the house monitoring" involves evaluating children where they may gather outside the house (for example, playing in the street, at water collection points, etc).
However, patients in these studies were already identified as suspected malignancies, and were therefore not comparable to those presented to our LNDC who were referred to evaluate lymphadenopathy of unknown aetiology not necessarily of malignant origin.
Included studies in this meta-analysis referred to evaluating miR-200c and miR-141 expression for overall survival (OS), disease-free survival (DFS), progression-free survival (PFS), and disease-specific survival (DSS).
For example, whilst the term validation may be semantically debatable [ 13], it is synonymous in prediction modelling studies as referring to evaluating performance, yet, in the studies included in this review, only 43 papers (55%) included the term in the abstract or title (24% in the title alone).
The paper refers to an attempt to evaluate the air pollutant distribution around a building by solving the concentration equation based on the previously simulated wind flow field.
The third aspect of burnout, reduced personal accomplishment, refers to the tendency to evaluate oneself negatively, such that one is no longer effective in working with clients and in fulfilling one's job responsibilities [ 2, 45].
The "evaluate" function refers to an evaluation process.
The plural form in "bandwidths" refers to the values evaluated in both - and -norms at different points over the whole duration.
