Sentence examples for but instead of evaluating from inspiring English sources

But instead of evaluating the laboratory's equipment or even visiting the laboratory, the agency had the fasteners retested by the companies that made them in the first place, the audit said.

Expected value of partial perfect information (EVPPI) is similar to EVPI, but instead of evaluating the uncertainty associated with all parameters it focuses on the uncertainty associated with a subset of one or more parameters, allowing the decisionmakers to conclude in which variables further research would be most beneficial.

But instead of re-evaluating, Wie soon flew to another tournament, in Europe, where she took more than 300 strokes in four rounds.

[ 49] considered three levels of stress intensity (drought), but compared gene expression of pairs of stress levels instead of evaluating linear dependency of gene expression across stress conditions.

Instead of evaluating all solutions, the algorithm checks one branch after another.

Instead of evaluating the team's performance, he spent most of his time expressing sympathy for his ace.

Instead of evaluating the merits of the case and its impact on wildlife, the wildlife board hurriedly cleared the project on 18 August.

However, for fault analysis applications, one is primarily interested in how accurate can be the analysis performed on compressed signals, instead of evaluating mean-squared error figures.

A new model is proposed for automatically redesigning product variants using physical commonality, instead of evaluating alternate solutions provided by designers using commonality indices.

Instead of evaluating the injunction before us on the basis of the reasons for which it was issued, the Court today postulates other reasons that might have justified it and pronounces those never determined reasons adequate.

Instead of evaluating the system response at several sampling frequencies within the considered band, the integral is computed by estimating the residue at a few complex frequencies, corresponding to the poles of the weighting function.