Sentence examples for tangible assessment from inspiring English sources

But truck drivers, who can offer what is perhaps a more tangible assessment of the economy, say they believe growth, at least in terms of the goods they carry, has begun inching up the eastern slope of a "U".

This can provide a more tangible assessment of the importance of the costs of maintaining ALMP.

In the clinical practice setting, patient-reported OA severity was associated with other key patient-reported outcomes and thus may provide an accurate and tangible assessment of patients' perceptions of their disease.

Recent findings of significant relationships between patient self-rated OA severity and other outcomes, including pain, function, productivity, and costs in both US and European populations suggest that self-report of OA severity provides an accurate and tangible assessment of patients' perceptions of their disease [ 19- 21].

It also integrates the skills we acquired from the I School, including usability assessment, tangible user interface, machine learning, as well as web and mobile development.

This paper presents the SIG-Blocks system developed for automated cognitive assessment via tangible geometric games (TAG-Games).

Through our baseline evaluations, ongoing outcome assessment, and tangible feedback reports, families will benefit from greater access to higher quality services.

Paper based interventions were tangible, patient specific VTE risk assessment and prophylaxis recommendation tools, such as risk assessment forms or preprinted paper order sets.

The network assessment process becomes tangible during the different phases of the course because there is the group's internal peer evaluation during the process and during the final phase of the project, and also each student becomes an evaluator of another group's project, so the group class becomes a network of evaluators in order to improve their learning processes.

The involvement of tangible and intangible factors in the assessment process further increases the complexity of the decision-making process.

The White House pressure may have had a "tangible impact" on the OMB's risk assessment of the loan, the congressional investigators concluded.