The phrase "are evaluated that" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results are evaluated that the experiment was successful." (This example is incorrect; it should be rephrased for clarity.)
Alternatives: "are assessed that" or "are determined that".
We introduce two criteria using which information granules are evaluated, that is (a) representation capabilities which are concerned with the quality of representation of numeric data by abstract constructs such as information granules, and (b) interpretation aspects which are essential in the process of risk evaluation.
The second parameter, h″, is the length of the interval over which the local structural changes are evaluated, that is, the maximal span of a base pair.
Control design concepts are evaluated that improve the track-follow performance of tape storage systems.
Three levels of seismic intensity are evaluated that correspond to average PGAs of 0.01, 0.3 and 0.6 g which are aimed to study 3 different performance levels of the soil deposit: mostly elastic, moderate nonlinearity and highly nonlinear.
Residual fluorescence will result if BAC pools are evaluated that consist solely of BACs that do not contain any of the homoeologous loci [ 21].
After point-of-care testing began, 78 percent of infected patients were evaluated — that is, almost twice as many infected people took this important first step toward drug treatment.
Yet in a practical sense, this is not Year 3 for the Walsh-D'Antoni administration, but Year 1 — and perhaps it should be evaluated that way.
A novel spacer design is evaluated that moves fluid uniquely within the flow channel.
By applying DSR test, asphalt mortar's fatigue performance was evaluated, that is, rubber paste's rheological properties under the normal temperatures.
Therefore, similar to Reilhac et al. [15], a denoising strategy was evaluated that can control noise with a minimal effect on spatial resolution.
