Sentence examples for but evaluated from inspiring English sources

Pommer et al. [39] conducted a similar study but evaluated pin site infection rate, pin removal, and pin extraction torque as the outcomes of interest.

All these studies were conducted in highly resourced locations, but evaluated strategies and aspects of care delivered in a range of settings by different practitioners.

We see here a special case of apperception as an interaction among conflicting representational masses, in which one representational group is not only "noticed" but evaluated by another, held to what (from its perspective) is perceived as an alien claim.

A recent international competition specifically targeted this task, but evaluated tools only on gold standard patent abstracts instead of full patents; furthermore, results from such competitions are often difficult to extrapolate to real-life settings due to the relatively high homogeneity of training and test data.

The crack extension per load cycle, da/dN, as well as crack front profile changes (crack tunneling) under cyclic loading is not specified as an input but evaluated based on a condition that relates plastically dissipated energy to a critical value.

On plate B, the integral equation is similar to Eq. (41) but evaluated on r B and the right hand side is –πV 0, with the substitution ( theta =left(frac{{mathit{mathsf{beta}}}_{mathsf{1}}+{mathit{mathsf{beta}}}_{mathsf{2}}}{mathsf{2}}right)+left(frac{{mathit{mathsf{beta}}}_{mathsf{2}}-{mathit{mathsf{beta}}}_{mathsf{1}}}{mathsf{2}}right) cos left(mathit{mathsf{psi}}right) ) instead.

The conundrum is no longer evaluating health advice, but evaluating the evaluators.

But evaluating results is difficult.

But evaluating their merits from that perspective was pointless, since the singers were amplified with headset microphones.

He's not going to be evaluating individual cases, but evaluating whether the dioceses are responding to the standards set out in the charter adopted in Dallas".

In a short termist culture only costs are certain, but evaluating benefits is made even harder by multiple institutional and methodological obstacles.