Sentence examples for allow for evaluating whether from inspiring English sources

However, the ecological design does not allow for evaluating whether macro-level RFE effects influence individual-level behaviors or outcomes.

And he stressed the difficulties of pursuing a lengthy study by an independent committee for evaluating whether the tour could make its own rule to remove the language allowing the use of the pre-1990 clubs.

Knowing this is important for evaluating whether there is scope to improve predictions over time.

Then create a mathematical model for evaluating whether buyers have actually saved money, considering the rising price of gas.

We propose an alternative approach for evaluating whether government fails: the Pareto standard.

This will allow evaluating whether the bit-rate gain compensates for the increment in the implementation complexity.

Furthermore, this in vitro culture system provides a tool for studying the differential responses of specific tumor compartments to anticancer drugs and may therefore e.g. allow evaluating whether manipulation of the stromal compartment alters drug response of tumor cells.

This will allow evaluating whether local adaptation along natural gradients may interfere with the extrapolation of toxicity results from a single latitude across the species' range, which will be directly relevant for ecological risk assessment.

This allows evaluating whether the selection regimes are similar for E. granulosus sensu lato and E. multilocularis.

The fine mapping of risk loci for multiple adiposity-, lipid-, and diabetes-related traits will allow us to evaluate whether fine mapping will aid in generalization and replication of genetic effects across populations and may allow us to more fully and accurately evaluate population differences (via fine mapping) for a limited number of loci.

An administration official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said Tuesday that the coming regulations would include a provision that analysts at the Brookings Institution, the Center for American Progress and elsewhere have pushed for: reporting requirements for investments in the zones, which would allow economists to evaluate whether the program was having an impact.