Sentence examples for adapted to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The principles of Personnel Evaluation Standards addressed almost all of these concerns and were used to assess the existing faculty evaluation system and also adapted to evaluate the core faculty roles.

However, they can easily be adapted to evaluate other European energy systems.

The LAL test was adapted to evaluate endotoxin binding in aqueous solutions and artificial intestinal fluid.

It has since been adapted to evaluate the performance of classification tasks.

At first, fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) is adapted to evaluate objective function weights in SC.

Therefore, this model is adapted to evaluate the topographic effect which is not accounted for other numerical models.

The EVIDEM framework was easily adapted to evaluating a screening technology thereby broadening its applicability in healthcare evaluation.

While the Lagrangian formalism is well adapted to evaluating mechanical systems of particles, it is not as well suited to evaluating some transfers of energy, which involve calculations over a vast multitude of molecules.

The EVIDEM framework was easily adapted to evaluating a screening technology in South Africa, thereby broadening its applicability in healthcare decision making.

Second, the node failures and other factors often cause the change of the network, and these methods cannot adapt to evaluate node influence in a dynamic network environment.

Finally, if LWS opsin gene duplication improves motion detection, as proposed by White et al. [ 74] then female guppies might also be 'pre-adapted' to evaluate the well-characterized sigmoid display, a behavior that consists of the male arching its body into a S-shape and oscillating the long axis of the body both horizontally and vertically [ 75].