Sentence examples for a good evaluation of from inspiring English sources
On the gas-phase decomposition of acetaldehyde a good evaluation of the plasma-treated sample was obtained under ultraviolet irradiation.
Finally, the method to determine the parameters for the HT model was found to be able to give a good evaluation of tensile modulus of the composites, for all the filler content and size.
In order to make a good evaluation of the balance between gas generation and gas dissipation through engineered barriers and host formation, good estimates for the gas diffusion coefficients of the gases are needed.
In order to have a good evaluation of the stress distribution around the hole, design factors such as plate width, edge distance, clearance and friction at the connection area were systematically varied during analyses.
The approximation of a binary size cluster containing relatively a much larger number of small drops by a monodisperse cluster with a drop size based upon the surface average of the drops in the polydisperse cluster yields a good evaluation of the thermodynamic quantities in the interstitial drop region but an underestimate of the lifetime of the drops in the cluster.
They'll have to spread it out, and use each one over more than one day, to have a good evaluation of how it works for them to share.
However, most evaluation techniques described in literature do not address the complexity and range of the issues which underpin the design of a good evaluation methodology.
It is not a chance that a good evaluation in the global assessment of tolerability expressed by the patient was lower after PLA than after active drugs.
Here we develop a machine learning approach to Go, and related board games, focusing primarily on the problem of learning a good evaluation function in a scalable way.
A good evaluation, he said, reliably separates teachers of different abilities and is used to improve instruction.
There are actually few, if any, good evaluations of the impact of near-ubiquitous angel tax credits.
