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International Evaluation Conference

Evaluation, 1995
This section, which will appear in each issue of the journal, is open to contributions from members of the evaluation community worldwide. We particularly welcome news about evaluation societies, the events that they are undertaking and other international evaluation activities. Please send contributions c/o The Editorial Office.
Arnold J. Love, Frans L. Leeuw, Frans G. Kordes   +2 more
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Internal evaluations

The TQM Magazine, 1993
Discusses the use of Internal audits as an essential part of the ISO 9000 certification process. Asserts they can also be used as a tool to help empower employees to continuously improve both themselves and their work practices. Considers the audit procedures in one company and describes the steps taken in implementing a quality assurance system ...
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Assessing International Evaluations

American Journal of Evaluation, 2005
Each year, hundreds of millions of dollars are spent in international and bilateral aid programs to assist developing countries in expanding democratic governance. Evaluating these efforts’ effectiveness is important given the vast needs of the client population.
Kenneth Bollen, Pamela Paxton, Rumi Morishima   +2 more
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Internal Dosimetry Evaluations

Health Physics, 1986
A computerized approach to the average absorbed dose calculations in the standard human body is reported. For each selected radionuclide, a matrix S of the order n X n is constructed and stored in the computer. The matrix elements consist of the absorbed dose coefficients per unit cumulated activity (rad microCi-1 hr-1) for n different organs.
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Evaluating international markets

International Marketing Review, 2000
Reports the results of a study of experienced exporters and their perceived importance of various types of foreign market information relevant to target market selection. In general, findings indicate that information related to market potential is most highly valued, and information related to culture is rated least important. Differences in perceived
Van R. Wood, Kim R. Robertson
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Evaluating International Competitiveness

2014
This chapter addresses the need for improvement in the development of quality assurance indicators to evaluate progress related to the implementation of the Bologna Process. There is noted room for improvement, as well as an interest in engaging feedback from key stakeholder groups, namely employers.
Kathleen Voges, Constantin Bratianu, Alina Mihaela Dima, Daniel A. Glaser-Segura   +3 more
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Evaluation of Internal Control [PDF]

Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2013
Performance is indissolubly tied to control. Performance cannot be obtained without a strong, adequate control, regardless if it is in the public or private sector. Control is one of management’s attributes and it must be organized, implemented and evaluated in every company, regardless of its size.
Gheorghe Suciu, Pipu-Nicolae Barsan
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Evaluating Internal Control.

The Accounting Review, 1981
Abstract Reviews the book "Evaluating Internal Control," by Kenneth P. Johnson and Henry R. Jaenicke.
Thomas J. Burns, Paul H. Walgenbach
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The International Standard for Endotoxin: evaluation in an international collaborative study

Journal of Biological Standardization, 1989
An ampouled preparation of bacterial endotoxin, coded 84/650, was evaluated in 35 laboratories in 12 countries for its suitability to serve as the International Standard for Endotoxin. The ampouled preparation was calibrated in terms of the USA National Standard, EC5, in Limulus Amoebocyte Lysate gelation, turbidimetric and chromogenic tests and in ...
S, Poole, M V, Mussett
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