Mr. Benepe called the group's evaluation a "snapshot in time".
Figure 11 Snapshots of the evaluation process in the developed system.
The value of evaluation through feedback has been recognised by The King's Fund as it was highlighted as one of the eight priorities to transform individual involvement in healthcare. 1 This service evaluation provides a snapshot of the real-life use of AIM across a national population.
It should be made clear that this evaluation offers a snapshot of the value and potential benefits of the resource and is by no means a clear indication of the actual impact of the resource on GPs' attitudes, knowledge, and clinical practice of CMs.
It should also be bear in mind that apoptosis, once triggered, is a rapid process (24 48 h) and consequently any histological evaluation provides a limited "snapshot" of a dynamic and rapid sequence of cell deaths.
The Ralink wireless card drivers used were version 1.7.0.0. Figure 7 Snapshot of the testbed used for performance evaluation tests.
This was never going to be a full-blown evaluation but it is a first snapshot, a baseline, that can be used to measure progress.
The extracted model was used in weighted methods for both adaptive snapshot and RBE-based schemes within the first evaluation scenario.
Results indicated that PADI reliably provided a weekly evaluation of accumulative drought severity instead of a "snapshot".
The 43 snapshot "cards" present the institutional set-up of each UN evaluation unit represented in UNEG and highlight the diverse human and financial rsources, and work priorities underpinning evaluation in the UN System.
