Sentence examples for reporting and assessment from inspiring English sources
After any incident of fire retardant misapplication, the U.S. Forest Service requires reporting and assessment impacts be made in order to determine mitigation, remediation, and/or restrictions on future retardant uses in that area.
Trial staff and parents were aware of the child's treatment group which could have influenced reporting and assessment of adverse events, nevertheless as the trial was conducted in an operational setting, the data obtained may give a fair reflection of the acceptability of the regimens if they were to be used routinely.
The AGREE (Appraisal of Guidelines for Research and Evaluation) collaboration (http://www.agreecollaboration.org/) endeavors to establish a shared framework for guideline development, reporting, and assessment.
Discussions about the normative/accountability function explored benchmarks for student performance, reporting, and assessment requirements of educational institutions and professional standards and ethics.
Most of the other rotations are preceded by an introductory week where prior knowledge and skills are activated and conclude with a final week for reflection, reporting and assessment.
This emphasis is in part related to the relatively recent work of the Appraisal of Guidelines Research and Evaluation (AGREE) collaboration, an 'international collaboration of researchers and policy makers working together to improve the quality and effectiveness of clinical practice guidelines by establishing a shared framework for their development, reporting and assessment' [ 4].
Event-based surveillance involves the detection, reporting, confirmation and assessment of public health events through unstructured or immediate reports [ 7].
The QAP provided feedback to laboratories on NAT characteristics (PCR accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity), reporting optimization, and assessment of continuously updated laboratory-developed NAT methods.
When I vote for Bernie on Tuesday, I'll be voting against their stacking of the deck against him in their reporting and assessments of the campaigns.
The majority of evaluative research on nurse prescribing is descriptive and relies on self-report and assessment of patient satisfaction.
Ed Miliband is correct to argue that the UN should first report, and that its assessment may throw up clues as to responsibility.
