Sentence examples for a relevant evaluation from inspiring English sources

The aim of this work was to develop a suitable lab-scale filtration strategy in order to anticipate membrane fouling during crossflow microfiltration of orange juices, through a relevant evaluation of their fouling behavior.

Letters presenting important technical results, experimental results providing a relevant evaluation of a previously proposed algorithm, or improvements and corrections of results already in the literature.

Performing a relevant evaluation and comparison of aggregation trees with other more dedicated to aggregation mechanisms, such as DIAS, requires a use-case context and a specific application scenario.

These findings could serve as a foundation for development of a clinically relevant evaluation tool for guiding treatment decisions early in the course of atypical antipsychotic drug therapy.

Adding proteomic score to an albuminuria model, which is a clinically relevant evaluation, significantly increased the diagnostic accuracy to AUC 0.909 (p = 0.042 compared to albuminuria alone).

To provide a more relevant evaluation, the authors have thus developed a population of phantoms with realistic variations in these factors and applied it to the evaluation of quantitative imaging methods both to find the best method and to demonstrate the effects of these variations.

Fourth, in February and March 2007, we led a deliberative process with stakeholders in Burkina Faso to develop a locally relevant evaluation instrument.

We can easily confirm from a little relevant evaluation that 〈q|β〉 is properly normalized, leading to ∫ − ∞ ∞ 〈 β | q 〉 〈 q | β 〉 dq = 1.

The results show that the proposed AHP model is capable of providing a rational and relevant evaluation.

Intrauterine growth restriction can be defined as a failure to reach the genetically predetermined optimal growth potential and is a more clinically relevant evaluation in relation to SGA.

The ethical domain, Harman argue, is such that all relevant evaluations could be undertaken only in the context of social norms or personal preferences and commitments.