Sentence examples for be evaluated under a from inspiring English sources
"The capital needs of major U.S. banking institutions will be evaluated under a more challenging economic environment," the administration said.
The fourth tier has been reserved for the worst injuries or illnesses, which will be evaluated under a point system adjusted for length of exposure at ground zero, age, smoking history and other factors.
As the performance of ramp metering depends on various factors (e.g. traffic volume, downstream traffic conditions, queue override policy etc), these algorithms should be evaluated under a wide range of traffic conditions to check their applicability and performance and to ensure their successful implementation.
Only the sharing of "substantial financial risk" was sufficient to allow a network to be evaluated under a reasonableness standard.
However, it now needs to be evaluated under a range of commercial farming operations to take this from being a novel concept to possibly a novel practical alternative for parasite control.
Further, if the therapy under consideration will be evaluated under a cost-effectiveness framework, it would be desirable to include a measure compatible with that framework, such as a utility-based measure [ 28].
Policies should be evaluated under an ethical perspective after implementation, both to consider possible unexpected impact and to ensure that the evidence on which they are based remains current and relevant [ 70].
The thermal performance of the EEUSC was evaluated under a wide range of operating conditions.
The surrogate method was evaluated under a variety of water quality conditions.
Three different, commonly used, iron containing precursors (iron oleate, iron pentacarbonyl, and iron oxyhydroxide) are evaluated under a variety of synthetic conditions.
Gene-species tree reconciliations are evaluated under a parsimony framework20 where a cost is assigned to each of the four possible events describing gene family evolution (i.e. speciation, duplication, horizontal transfer, and loss).
