Sentence examples for be evaluated by balancing from inspiring English sources

Each instance should be evaluated by balancing the intrusion against the law enforcement justification, he said.

Thus, CD screening as a public health intervention needs to be evaluated by balancing intended positive outcome in terms of health benefits against unintended negative consequences in terms of social sacrifices [ 38, 39].

Those methods are called the Hough Transform and the Variational Bayesian, adaptively selected with a switching technique and the overall performance is evaluated by balancing between the localization accuracy and the required exploration.

The precisions of the float-sink experiments and the determination of the trace elements were evaluated by balancing the trace elements concentration of the raw coal and the weighted mean values in the products of different densities in float-sink experiments and in fines of particle size less than 0.5 mm.

The precision of the float-sink experiment and the determination of the trace elements were evaluated by balancing the trace element content between the raw coal and the weighted mean values in the products of different densities in the float-sink experiments and in the fines of particle size less than 0.5 mm.

The nonlinear damper damping can be evaluated by various methods like energy balance approach, equating the energy dissipated in a vibration cycle of the actual non-linear and equivalent viscous system; equivalent power consumption approach, equating the average power consumption of nonlinear damper and equivalent damper over one cycle of oscillation (Pekcan et al. 1999).

Attention levels are different between eyes open and eyes closed conditions, therefore the sympathetico-vagal balance is also considered to be different, suggesting that control of sympathetico-vagal balance could be evaluated by comparing these conditions [ 15].

In this section, the performance of Algorithm 2 will be evaluated by comparing it to a load-balancing algorithm.

The water balance of a lake may be evaluated by considering an extended form of the catchment water balance equation outlined above with additional terms for any natural or artificial inflows.

The functional capacity of patients will be evaluated by the Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) [ 47], which evaluates, balance, gait ability, and leg strength using a single tool.

Nutritional status should be evaluated by determining body mass index, plasma albumin concentration, and nitrogen balance [ 58].