Assessments must be systematic, comparable and based on qualitative and quantitative empirical evidence, not just on the opinion of the evaluator — no matter how expert they are.
The signatories, including 60 members of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS), say Russia's scientific enterprise needs to be more structured, systematic, transparent, and based on the real needs of researchers.
This use of religious language and symbols is important, as it is based on an understanding of Islam that is systematic, rational and based on an ethical worldview.
Parental influences already were identified as potential important determinants from the systematic reviews, and based on the results of the focus group interviews, items examining parents' rules or 'parenting practices' were included in the adolescent and parent questionnaires.
Historically, the assessment of reoffending risk and identification of intervention needs of offenders have been based on unstructured clinical judgment, but the advent of structured risk assessment measures has led to assessment practices that are more systematic and empirically based.
The controller design is simple and systematic and is based on the construction of a similarity transformation which is used in finding canonical forms for linear controllable systems.
The proposed observer and controller designs are simple and systematic, and are based on the construction of similarity transformations which are used in finding canonical forms for linear observable and controllable systems.
Popular use of partographs would require a clinical environment where decision-making is systematic and evidence based.
Diagnosis of TB was not systematic and mostly based on a combination of epidemiological and clinical suspicion supported by results of various investigations.
