Sentence examples for replicable evaluation from inspiring English sources

This paper suggests three criteria for the evaluation of learning in stakeholder dialogue: (1) an operationalizable definition of the desired effect of dialogue, (2) the inclusion of a reference situation or control condition, and (3) the use of congruent and replicable evaluation methods.

We argue that research experimentation is hindered by two fundamental constraints: high cost of underwater networking experiments, and lack of a single, easily-replicable platform for evaluation.

As a result we suggest a reliable and replicable method for the evaluation of a neutrophil function.

The validity of the study findings is further strengthened by a high level of participant engagement with the study interventions One aim of this research approach is to develop a replicable methodology for the design, evaluation and refinement of interventions before conducting a costly service level assessment – an intervention modelling process.

13 While the overall findings of our review might be seen as encouraging, further research is needed to provide more rigorous evaluations of well described replicable interventions with an explicit theoretical underpinning over periods of more than 24 months.

The theoretical framework of post-conscious automatic processing together with a review of the empirical data, which suggest that automatic evaluation is a robust and replicable phenomenon, informed the current research.

This underlines the importance of having a good understanding of a programme's likely impacts, and repeating impact evaluations to test if results are replicable.

However, their availability and reliability vary from country to country, and an evaluation instrument that uses them may not be replicable elsewhere.

This paper aims to establish a more replicable way of distinguishing context types in evaluative discourse.

Besides being faster, simpler and easily replicable, this type of method is more economical than the subjective evaluation.

However, by making our assumptions explicit and allowing evaluation of the inherent biases, we attempt to provide a transparent, replicable method for identifying species around which to structure site-based conservation (landscape species).