Sentence examples for an example to assess from inspiring English sources

Moreover, French Cruas nuclear power plant is employed as an example to assess its life-cycle cost, compared to the cost of non-isolated plant at the same time.

Mononitrated and dinitrated photolabile protecting groups such as CDNI-Glu and MNI-Glu are used as an example to assess the relative value of adding a second nitro group in photoactive cage designs.

FNR knockout microarray data on Affymetrix platform, which is used here as an example to assess the effect of the knockout of a global transcriptional regulator on gene expression, was obtained from Covert et al. and Kang et al. as raw data and processed as below [6], [7].

This arbitrary cutoff serves as an example to assess relative expression selectivity for various RNA classes, leaving out relevant transcripts with low expression.

In addition, the provided structure can be later used as an example to assess the risk of ASF entrance into other regions or can be conveniently adapted for the introduction of other diseases.

As an example, to assess the false positive rate for the prostate cancer (MeSH ID: D011471) predictions, we determined the curated enrichment of our predictions for all 140 other disease-chemical sets and counted the number of diseases that had a lower p-value than that computed for D011471.

A variational inequality is formulated to describe the equilibrium and is subsequently applied to a numerical example to assess the impacts of transaction costs on a tradable credit system.

Finally, we present a numerical example to assess and compare the communication cost with several gossip-based algorithms to achieve a given performance.

Additional research is needed to further examine biomarkers for a range of purposes, for example, to assess overall vitamin A status, and to quantify interindividual variability in capacity of homeostatic mechanisms.

The models are nested and it is therefore possible to use directly a criterion (AIC for example) to assess the goodness of fit.

This condensed score may be helpful for decision-makers at a federal level, for example, to assess the relative gains of estuaries under restoration/management initiatives or focus funding to the estuaries and/or sectors that are ranked lowest.