Sentence examples for be intended to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Some measures of OHRQoL as of Health Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) may be intended to distinguish different clinical status (discriminative instrument) while others could be intended to evaluate within-subject changes with time (sensitivity to change) [ 4, 5].

The Women's Health Initiative, he said, was intended to evaluate that practice.

The test is intended to "evaluate the potential of contactless payments to simplify fare payment for customers," said Peter S. Kalikow, the authority's chairman.

The audit, by the consulting firm KPMG, was intended to evaluate the department's ability to carry out the new monitoring system and other responsibilities it has been recently charged with.

The effort was intended to evaluate whether the new law's restrictions on raising and spending large donations known as soft money violated the First Amendment's prohibition against government limitations to free speech.

This study was intended to evaluate the susceptibility of asphalt binders and mixtures to rutting.

In this study, it is intended to evaluate the biocompatibility of nanosilver-coated brackets.

The proposed approach is intended to evaluate many alternatives from a market perspective.

This study is intended to evaluate these factors for a structural lateral bracing system called Chevron Knee Bracing CKBB).

This work is intended to evaluate the electrochemical performances of molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) and find out its lithium storage mechanism at different lithium insertion stages.

This paper is intended to evaluate the effect of membrane wetting on the performance of interfacial catalytic membrane contactors applied to the wet air oxidation of organic pollutants.