Sentence examples for are beginning to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Other sports are beginning to evaluate how the agreement can be used to benefit them.

Now that the gold-rush mentality has started to fade, and it is apparent that not every company with a dot-com in its name will strike the mother lode, serious players -- venture capitalists, stock analysts, company executives -- are beginning to evaluate survivability in a more systematic manner.

Alberta Environment officials acknowledge they have done little to assess or address cumulative impacts of oil sands development, but are beginning to evaluate how to do so.

We are beginning to evaluate assemblies of full-length cDNA sequences with regular EST sequences from common bean and related species to identify possible SNPs through comparison of Andean versus Mesoamerican or P. vulgaris versus P. coccineus assembled ESTs.

In trying to determine the new price levels for sales next year he and other auction house executives said they were beginning to evaluate the history of prices artist by artist.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) is beginning to evaluate exposure and hazard potential of NMs and prioritize them for further animal-based toxicological testing.

By Rachel Bonham Carter NEW YORK, 7 April 2005 – Three and a half months after the tsunami devastated south-east Asia, UNICEF's emergency response team is beginning to evaluate the lessons learned during the humanitarian response.

Learning lessons from tsunami response NEW YORK, 7 April 2005 – Three and a half months after the tsunami devastated south-east Asia, UNICEF's emergency response team is beginning to evaluate the lessons learned during the humanitarian response.

In 2009, a pilot study was begun to evaluate a simple fever surveillance protocol using SMS text messages to send daily, patient-level data from several local health clinics to the city health office in Cebu City [ 28].

Recently, the Randomized Double-Blinded Trial in Adjuvant NSCLC with Tarceva® (RADIANT) trial was begun to evaluate the role of the EGFR-tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) erlotinib in the adjuvant treatment of 945 patients with completely resected stage IB-IIIA NSCC whose tumors have overexpression of EGFR detected by immunohistochemistry or fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH).

Hospitals are beginning to scientifically evaluate the source of negative environmental impacts in current medical practice, specifically in regards to energy, but there is little research on environmental impacts.