Sentence examples for tracking evaluating and from inspiring English sources

Tracking, evaluating and sharing information provides a vital tool for understanding immunization coverage.

Knowledge management also includes acquiring, tracking, evaluating, and maintaining knowledge, just as libraries gather, catalog, and maintain library collections.

So in April 2004, the Department of Energy launched the Utility Report Card, an online program to help school systems reduce their utility bills by tracking, evaluating, and charting energy consumption at individual schools.

Capability levels enable one to track, evaluate, and demonstrate an organization's progress as it improves processes.

Looking back at the worn folders overflowing with Henry's transition materials, I'm struck by how every aspect of my son's abilities and potential has been tracked, evaluated and assessed.

The tools, methods, and infrastructure for tracking, evaluating, attributing, understanding patterns of scholarship are under pressure to adapt to these changes.

The validation method, based on marker tracking, was evaluated (and validated) using simulated magnitude MR image data because this allows full control and knowledge of marker locations and thus provides the final real "gold standard".

"We were working seven days a week, 24 hours a day, evaluating and tracking every task".

Having spent 30 years evaluating and tracking executives and studying the factors in their performance, I now consider potential to be the most important predictor of success at all levels, from junior management to the C-suite and the board.

The presentation embedded below provides an overview of ORCID researcher identifiers; their role in integrating systems for managing, evaluating, and tracking scholarly outputs; and the broader integration of researcher identifiers with publication, funder, and institutional identifiers.

As the board prepares its final report about what led to the breakup of the shuttle over Texas on Feb. 1, people deeply involved in the investigation say board members have become more concerned about NASA's flaws in communication and in its evaluating and tracking of problems before the Columbia's launching and during its flight.