Sentence examples for were evaluations of from inspiring English sources
All studies were evaluations of the process of integrated governance and service delivery structures, rather than of service effectiveness.
The few other RCTs that also emerged were evaluations of treatment or prevention programs for sexual assault survivors.
The end points of this study were evaluations of the toxicity, immunological response, and clinical response after DC therapy.
Of these 49 field investigations, 41 (84%) involved human or animal infections with B. anthracis, 2 were evaluations of decontamination of B. anthracis contaminated textile mills (1967 and 1972), and 1 was an investigation of bioterrorism threats involving anthrax (1998).
The majority of respondents reported evaluations of employee performance as an annual event (64.52%), as were evaluations of overall program outcomes, both by internal employees (71.88%) and external authorities (41.38%).
Of 4,597 abstracts initially screened, 3,861 were excluded because these studies did not consider predictors of NH admission, were evaluations of pharmacological or non-pharmacological interventions, or took place in settings other than the community (e.g., hospital; see Figure 1).
The results were: Evaluation of academics: 12-17 quEvaluationes Evaluatiof of new teaching methods: 3-4 Evaluatiof of university premises: 2 Evaluation of mentor/tutor: 1 Evaluation of evaluation questionnaires: 1 I don't remember any academics asking me for my assessment of their performance when I was at university; the same applies for administration and canteen personnel.
Secondary end points were evaluation of toxicity, tolerability and alterations in levels of circulating growth factors.
Other important aspects were evaluation of progress and identification of personal and environmental influences affecting eating and physical activity.
Solid curves are evaluations of (23) and markers represent simulation results.
Both sources are evaluations of the existing human and animal data on potentially teratogenic chemicals, which physicians used for reference.
