Sentence examples for by evaluating the extent from inspiring English sources
Proof of concept is tested by evaluating the extent to which respondents were able and willing to provide answers to survey questions.
The amounts of leaking CO2 are estimated by evaluating the extent of CO2 plumes after numerically simulating a large number of reservoir realizations with a radially symmetric, homogeneous model.
We sought to clarify the nature of the relationship by examining the basis for a dose-response gradient (whereby increasing pain severity would result in greater cardiovascular disease), and by evaluating the extent to which potentially confounding variables may contribute to this association.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the discriminant validity of 'nociceptive' (NP), 'peripheral neuropathic' (PNP) and 'central sensitisation' (CSP) as mechanisms-based classifications of pain in patients with low back (±leg) pain by evaluating the extent to which patients classified in this way differ from one another according to health measures associated with various dimensions of pain.
Experiments were performed to gain insights into the mechanisms underlying the greater susceptibility of monocytes to NP-induced cytotoxicity, by evaluating the extent to which NPs preferentially associate with these cells.
However, as we are particularly interested in TE dynamics, we need to assess the quality of the de novo library itself, by evaluating the extent to which full ancestral TE reference sequences are recovered.
Imaging is therefore of paramount importance in helping triage patients for appropriate management by accurately evaluating the extent and anatomical location of peritoneal spread, which in turn dictates the feasibility of cytoreductive surgery and predicts the likelihood of optimal primary cytoreduction.
The difficulties encountered by the common imaging methods for evaluating the extent of disease, such as CT scan and MRI [ 27], have led to propose laparoscopy to select candidates to undergo the procedure [ 28, 29], which proved to be effective as it may spare unnecessary laparotomy in half of the candidates patients [ 28].
A noninvasive technique for evaluating the extent of myocardial ischemic injury after experimental coronary artery occlusion was devised and applied to study alterations in the extent of injury produced by hemodynamic and pharmacologic interventions.
The performance of both conventional and bioreactor landfill was investigated holistically, by evaluating the mechanical settlement, extent of waste degradation with subsequent changes in geotechnical properties, landfill slope stability, and in-plane shear behavior (shear stress-displacement) of composite liner system and final cover system.
