The phrase "as evaluated through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the method or process by which something has been assessed or analyzed.
Example: "The project's success was measured as evaluated through various performance metrics."
Alternatives: "as assessed by" or "as measured through".
The solvent concentration and the ratio of material to solvent were the most significant parameters on betulin extraction as evaluated through FFD.
This study demonstrates statistically significant improvement in global QOL metrics and nasal-specific subdomains following inferior turbinate reconstruction/neoturbinate creation for ENS as evaluated through serial SNOT-25 scores.
This information was used as a basis for designing an efficacious TCR CDR3α library that allowed for selection of TCRs with higher avidity than the wild-type as evaluated through binding and activation experiments.
Tree species diversity, as evaluated through the Shannon index, did not significantly change after harvesting (comp. Table 3).
In general, treated and untreated plots showed a similar species composition regarding dominant tree species, as evaluated through the average number of trees per species and the importance value (IV) of each species before harvesting (Table 5).
Considering that gang contribute to a significant amount gun violence, we should be pursuing interventions such as the Kansas City Gun Experiment or Operation Ceasefire, which have been proven effective as evaluated through rigorous scientific measurement.
The antioxidant potentials and the antiinflammatory activities of the crude extracts of S. hastifolia as well as the isolates were evaluated through DPPH radical scavenging capability, linoleic acid lipid peroxidation inhibition and soybean LOX inhibition assays.
The photocatalytic efficiency of the as-sprayed coatings was evaluated through the photo mineralization of methylene blue.
The comparative study has been carried out on the influence of the design factors of intensity (I), pulse time (ti) and duty cycle over response variables such as surface roughness (evaluated through the Ra parameter), volumetric electrode wear (EW) and material removal rate (MRR).
The effects of extraction parameters such as dilution of the infusion, extraction temperature and time, as well as sample ionic strength were evaluated through the Doehlert design.
IRIS performance is evaluated through ns2 simulations as well as through experiments on a WSN testbed.
