Sentence examples for be evaluated to make from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the performances of many turbines should be evaluated to make the best choice.

The implications of these developments should be evaluated to make any necessary changes to policing, policy and legislation.

As urban goods delivery services become more popular, generalized approximation models to characterize VMT and emissions may aid private and public policy makers in determining under what conditions last mile logistics strategies that are best for society as a whole from an environmental perspective, as well as the key drivers that should be evaluated to make those strategy decisions.

As climate continues to change and regions with growing water shortages seek innovative solutions, approaches such as controlled burning may be needed; however, in this example, the approach was unproductive and further the environmental consequences need to be evaluated to make an appropriate assessment of trade-offs and viability of this approach.

The quantitative approach compares the designs of different configurations; the fuel economy and acceleration performance of all superior designs are evaluated to make the comparison iconic.

Four excipients (wheat flour, nuruk, artichoke powder, and lactomil) were evaluated to make an appropriate powdered form of the final product of the air-dried yeast starter (Table 1).

Leveraging high performance computing power through cutting-edge cyberGIS software, what-if scenario analysis has been evaluated to make decisions in case of unexpected events occurring in the supply chain operations.

For each potentially relevant reference, the full text was evaluated to make a final inclusion decision.

Cameras are evaluated to make sure they are working properly.

Check effective dates of coverage for every plan you're evaluating to make sure the timing addresses your particular needs.

For example, a voluntary agreement with energy suppliers announced in April secured a number of measures which will be evaluated to see if we should make legislation binding".