Sentence examples for before we evaluate from inspiring English sources

In the same manner as before, we evaluate matches against news articles during the 2013-07-01 until 2013-11-30 period.

Like before, we evaluate the experimental throughput achieved by the actual CIA transmission, i.e., T c ̂, for several experiments performed for different values of the SNR at the receiver.

As before, we evaluate the optimal dimensions of gold nanoshells for broadband near-infrared excitation, by setting λ1 = 650 nm and λ2 = 900 nm.

Before we evaluate the inner expectation in the first term of (B.1), we recall that, E u ⊗ u ∗ = E vec ( u ∗ u T ) = vec ( E u ∗ u T ) = vec ( R y n | h n T ).

Same as before, we evaluated different methods by assessing the concordance of the inferred networks with the Yeastract database using Pearson's chi-square test.

Specifically, whereas before we evaluated TBAG in the context of optimizing system level KPI, we now focus on the performance prediction of TBAG in terms of user-level KPIs.

Before that, we evaluate them at ICU admission for risk assessment, at ICU discharge for PICS components and in hospital's first week and hospital's discharge to monitor the PICS evolution.

As mentioned before, because we evaluate a psychosocial intervention, it is not possible for the FPs who provide it and patients that receive it to be blind [ 53], so FPs and patients can change their behavior because they feel observed and included in the intervention group (Hawthorne bias).

Before doing so, we evaluate the experimental database for the compositions of granitic liquids in equilibrium with peraluminous mineral assemblages.

Since a 1, a 5, and a 6 contribute little to similarity measurement as we have discussed before, we did not evaluate these 3 attributes.

Using questionnaire data collected before diagnosis, we evaluated BMI (weight [kg]/height [m]), adult weight change (from age 18 years), postmenopausal hormone (PMH) use (never, estrogen replacement therapy, combination hormone therapy, or missing), family history of breast cancer (mother or sister [s] with breast cancer), and history of breast cysts as possible confounders.