Sentence examples for a case-by-case evaluation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a case-by-case evaluation is recommended.

A Toyota spokeswoman, Jana Hartline, said that the company's policy calls for a case-by-case evaluation of whether a modification has caused a particular failure.

To assess the potential consequences of implementation of the ALS-TOR rule, we performed a case-by-case evaluation of our in-field termination decisions and assessed the corresponding recommendations of the ALS-TOR rule.

Instead, the Council adopted a less burdensome legislative package that calls for a case-by-case evaluation of GMO research proposals.

Risks will likely vary by species and by each particular gene-drive modification, so the academies calls for a case-by-case evaluation of future gene-drive organisms.

Their utilization in foods would require a case-by-case evaluation of safety of each potential strain [ 42].

Given the high number of documents to be considered, an exhaustive case-by-case evaluation to identify patent families was not feasible.

It demands more than just an interpretive reflex; it requires a standard for case-by-case evaluation.

He added that "a post hoc, case-by-case evaluation of minimal impact defeats" the purpose of the law.

In light of the problems inherent in case-by-case judicial determination of what is in the public interest, the Court's result could be explained as a decision that the cost of case-by-case evaluation could be avoided without significant chilling of speech involving matters of public importance.

That leaves as the criterion of cable-TV-resemblance nothing but th'ol' totality-of-the-circumstances test (which is not a test at all but merely assertion of an intent to perform test-free, ad hoc, case-by-case evaluation).