Sentence examples for been evaluated for two from inspiring English sources
In this study they have been evaluated for two different steady-state non-uniform thermal environments.
The surgeon said King had been evaluated for two years before a decision was taken to add him to the list of people suitable for transplant.
The conversion enhancement potential of fixed-bed adsorptive reactors has been evaluated for two heterogeneously catalysed gas-phase equilibrium reactions: the Claus reaction used in sulphur recovery and the direct synthesis of hydrogen cyanide from carbon monoxide and ammonia.
The corrosion behaviour of bare aluminium and anodised aluminium with three different coating thicknesses has been evaluated for two years' exposure in two natural atmospheres of very different corrosivities: one urban and the other marine.
Unit cost has been evaluated for two cases having different interest rate, salvage value and life of SBC building and found to be minimum for 5% of interest rate, 30% salvage value and 300 years of life that is 2.52 /kWh (0.039 $/kWh) and 2.22 /kWh (0.034 $/kWh).
The usefulness of NHS Direct for ILI surveillance has been evaluated for two influenza seasons thus far and, although the results have been reassuring, the system was hindered by insufficient population coverage, lack of uniformity and poor definition of ILI [ 23, 24].
Effect of different design parameters has been evaluated for three distinct categories of fluids namely natural gas, gas-condensate mixture, and gas-oil mixtures.
Performance of the proposed system has been evaluated for eight different motor operating conditions in a laboratory environment.
OpenDMAP (38) uses Protégé and UIMA-based components, and it has been evaluated for three applications: protein transport, protein interactions and cell type-specific gene expression.
In addition, the estimation model was evaluated for two evaluation indicators which are important for the precision of the model.
The dissolution capacity of some additives was evaluated for two asphaltenic deposits in aliphatic solvents.
