Sentence examples for would be evaluations from inspiring English sources

As the original conception of these instruments was to measure treatment outcomes, we expected that most of the literature would be evaluations of clinical interventions rather than comparisons of providers.

A reviewer has correctly pointed out that an additional comparison, which would allow isolation of error due to differences in the fitted model, would be evaluation of the case-cohort model in the full cohort; we suggest that yet another comparison would be evaluation in an independent cohort.

Another important area for further research would be evaluation methods that can lead to alignment of expectations and aims with residents and compare these with one-way feedback processes like the evaluation that was the subject of the present study.

He released a statement yesterday, thanking the Dolphins and the team's doctors and saying only that there would be further evaluation this week.

More useful, however, would be an evaluation based on metal concentration contours in log –pH space.

A major challenge, however, would be the evaluation of the outcome of training; that is, therapist competence.

Of interest for future studies would be the evaluation of task-evoked dopamine release in response to cognitive tasks.

A secondary objective of this substudy would be the evaluation of clinical and patient-based outcomes in PMR over a 6-month period.

But in exchange for its approval, the Newark union secured a promise that teachers would be involved in evaluations, which are required by a new state law.

Once the policies are adapted, the second step would be to conduct evaluations using cost benefit analysis in order to determine which policies are worth implementing.

Mexico's education secretary announced it would be suspending teacher evaluations — a key part of the proposed education reform laws — "indefinitely".