Sentence examples for be estimated to evaluate from inspiring English sources

However, whether this shift allows economic and environmental savings in industry is still unanswered and should be estimated to evaluate whether heat pump development should be moved in this direction.

However, lifetime medical costs should be estimated to evaluate the cost-utility of prevention programs.

For the primary outcome, the proportion of successful treatments will be calculated for the two groups, and the absolute risk difference (with one sided 95% confidence limit) will be estimated to evaluate the non-inferiority hypothesis (Table  2).

Pooled odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were estimated to evaluate BC risk.

Pooled odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) were estimated to evaluate the strength of the association.

Once all operators have been colored and a valid pipeline schedule is generated, the total register width is estimated to evaluate the efficiency of the schedule.

The charging and discharging time durations, mean power and energy efficiency are estimated to evaluate the performance of the LHTES system.

Irrigation vulnerability indices are estimated to evaluate the performance of the water supply on the agricultural reservoir system using a probability theory and reliability analysis as an objective method to evaluate the stability of the water supply.

In this research, therefore, the current distributions in the tape are calculated by numerical analysis and then the heat generations in the jointing region are estimated to evaluate the difference of contact performance in some jointing cases.

In addition, the balance between annual energy production and consumption was estimated to evaluate the applicability of this system for the on-grid net-zero energy residential building in Shanghai.

For each stage of the shape's optimization, through passive and active strategies, the embodied emissions and energy balances were estimated to evaluate how the building design varies in terms of energy and environmental impact, and to identify the implications for the design.