The phrase "affords to evaluate" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers; a more appropriate construction would be needed to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "The new system affords us the opportunity to evaluate our processes more effectively."
Alternatives: "provides the means to evaluate" or "allows for evaluation".
With so many productive, versatile players, the Heat can afford to evaluate talent on their own terms.
It is prevalent in middle-income countries like Brazil that could potentially afford to evaluate and regulate the new product and, eventually, to buy it.
They could no longer afford to evaluate talent based on unconscious biases and assumptions about appearance. 1) Conduct an internal assessment of unconscious bias risk a. Through focus groups and surveys, assess the level of employee engagement regarding inclusiveness, creativity and innovation b.
Again, this idea is easily extended to near-repeat victimisation: knowledge of one house is likely to offer insight into the characteristics of its neighbours (such as the layout and location) and, furthermore, the journey to and from the initial crime affords an opportunity to evaluate nearby properties.
Acute pancreatitis is the most frequent and serious complication of ERCP and affords ample opportunity to evaluate potential prophylactic therapy prior to pancreatic injury.
Thus, tru affords an opportunity to evaluate the use of RiPPs in combinatorial biosynthetic libraries, since the compounds are relatively small in size but are highly complex chemically.
It affords a system to evaluate the oncogenic events in MM, elucidate mechanism of these events and identify potential targets for future therapy.
Although monitoring the MRD with WT1 affords the opportunity to evaluate the majority of AML patients, its prognostic or predictive value is not collectively recognized and confirmed, so that many questions remain open.
The MINC assay (Zimmer et al. 2012) was selected, as it is based on a functional endpoint, and it affords sufficient throughput to evaluate a compound battery of that size.
She recently lost her Medicaid and cannot afford medical care to evaluate the problem or her prescription to keep it under control, giving her severe discomfort from the heartburn and putting her at risk for esophageal cancer.
