Sentence examples for appear to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Unlike D. melanogaster, courtship in D. pseudoobscura is very rapid, and females appear to evaluate males individually based on a sequential encounter model [ 16].

Most of the selected scales (Table 2) appear to evaluate aspects which can be predominantly assigned to a single AD symptom domain, namely cognition, ADL, or behavior, including also a few scales selected as tools for assessment of patients' well-being, affects, apathy, mood, pain, and communication/social interaction.

Our consensus was that since the items under different domains appeared to evaluate separate constructs, we would not perform an overall correlation between the two instruments.

The DSC-R has been described to be valid, reliable and responsive to change and to be the only scale that appears to evaluate physical functioning in type 2 diabetes patients in a broad, comprehensive manner [ 24, 25].

Since the discrepancy of the gel images was determined by the reproducibility of the presence of each protein spots, here we counted the number of gels in which each spot appeared to evaluate the variance within each sample.

So far, the three judges — hyphenated dog trainers-authors-editors-advocates — appear to be evaluating (and punishing) the humans instead of their pets.

People appear to have evaluated different resource categories freshwater, protein, carbohydrates, and lithic raw materials at different spatial scales depending in part on their importance to subsistence but also on the variable productivity and distribution of the resources themselves.

The synoptic survey methods and designs we used appear adequate to evaluate regional patterns in bed stability and sedimentation and their general relationship to human disturbances.

There are several proposals for the network and security architectures of NGNs, but current vulnerability, threat and risk analysis methods do not appear adequate to evaluate them.

8– 10 Based on this background, it would appear worthwhile to evaluate work productivity in patients with dry eye, but few studies have been conducted from this viewpoint.

All investigated instruments have high internal consistency, high convergence and discriminant validity and good change sensitivity in an unselected large multinational clinical sample and thus appear appropriate to evaluate the effects of tinnitus treatments in a cross-cultural context.