Sentence examples for a comparable evaluation from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a comparable evaluation of R600a (isobutane), R290 (propane), R134a, R22, R410A, and R32 in an optimized finned-tube evaporator, and analyzes the impact of evaporator effects on the system coefficient of performance (COP).
For PCBs the database for a comparable evaluation is still very limited.
As a result, the individual DALY studies cannot be combined to obtain a comparable evaluation of Belgians' health.
The residual metal artifact of spurious signal voids, high signal areas, and image distortion caused on MRI by the presence of the metallic implant led to a particular distortion of the periactabular anatomy, hindering a comparable evaluation of bony integrity.
Similar patients that did not undergo aggressive surgical treatment would not have had the opportunity for a comparable evaluation of stage; the latter group of patients would have remained classified with localized disease.
Though the HIV studies have had much larger cohort sizes, this approach allows a more comparable evaluation of the evolution of these two viruses during this critical phase of infection.
Looking into the importance of Kanke and Hatia reservoir as a source of water supply to majority of localities in RUA and their comparable water spread area, a comparative evaluation of their water quality parameters with reference to land use/land cover in their catchment area was done.
For AEM to most efficiently target, implement and monitor, they require comparable evaluation of results, describing their quantitative effects on biodiversity and nature conservation.
These studies suggest that comparable evaluation results may be obtained by using these two assay techniques.
The unique context of the OMERACT conferences may limit the generalisability of the results, so comparable evaluation studies in other conference formats would be worthwhile.
Given the diversity of approaches witnessed even within the smaller sample of studies analysed, a key component in the development of "better", i.e., more comparable evaluations should be a greater adherence to established guidelines on economic evaluation including, above all, a higher level of transparency in the applied methods.
