Sentence examples for To evaluate compared from inspiring English sources

The main purpose is to reduce the overall computational load since the gating is much cheaper to evaluate compared to association.

Surveys of lay people suggest that when risk reduction is explained in terms of survival gain it may be easier to evaluate compared to traditional measures for risk reductions [ 8, 9].

Data on ages of onset across generations are more difficult to evaluate compared with collinear generations because of various confounders including ascertainment, diagnostic issues, fecundity, and temporal changes in incidence/prevalence.

The HCC cell line, HepG2, has been widely used as a substitute for "liver cell" in many previous in vitro studies and because it is relatively easy to evaluate compared to primary human hepatocytes.

The final exam will measure the student's ability to place evidence within its historical context, to evaluate, compare and contrast evidence in order to arrive at a conclusion.

The final exam will measure the student's ability to place archaeological evidence within its historical context, to evaluate, compare and contrast evidence in order to arrive at conclusions.

The methodology can be amplified to include other types of circuits, and the models can be used to evaluate, compare, and select grinding circuits with classification.

Environmental burden of disease estimates enable policy makers to evaluate, compare and prioritize dissimilar environmental health problems or interventions.

Today, comparative risk assessment provides decision makers with a unifying conceptual framework and a common language to evaluate, compare, and rank environmental hazards.

Plots in Figure 5 only allow the relative decrease in event recording in the geological record to be evaluated compared to the recording of events at 1 ka.

If Mr. Trump went so far as to say "who should compete, or how one company should be evaluated compared to another, that would be a first," said David A. Drabkin, a former procurement official at the Defense Department.