Sentence examples for capable to evaluate from inspiring English sources
This study presents a decoupling method capable to evaluate thermal performances and analyze fluid phenomena in a DSF.
Moreover, with the definitions of the vehicle-pedestrian conflicts, the proposed model is capable to evaluate the pedestrian safety.
This model framework incorporates the land use and transportation system, and is capable to evaluate the impact of land use and facility construction.
The aim of the present paper is to study the asymptotic behavior of the eigenvalues of the operator L. The existing methods still are not capable to evaluate the number of eigenvalues of the operator L directly.
Research plan included the following sequence of tests: 1. Tilt-test is capable to evaluate the activity of the sympathetic nervous system directed to maintain the hemodynamic parameters despite a decrease in diastolic refilling due to the reduction of venous return [35, 36].
This project was designed to evaluate interventions capable of reducing bacterial counts on the hide prior to opening.
The results of the study show that the model is highly capable of assisting asset owners to evaluate the technical and economic benefits of extending the service life of components.
qHTS data generated at the NCGC have been used to develop structural feature models (Huang et al. 2009), to profile the chemical modulation of multiple human nuclear receptors (Huang et al. 2011a), to evaluate chemicals capable of interfering with mitochondrial function (Sakamuru et al. 2012), and to predict chemical structures that interact with cytochrome P450 (Sun et al. 2012) among others.
To evaluate if AAG is capable of diffusing on ssDNA, we performed processivity experiments with oligonucleotides that were designed to be single-stranded.
Before swaps, investors were perfectly capable of evaluating risks -- and there was less systemic risk to evaluate.
To evaluate this phenomenon, this paper presents a mesoscopic numerical method that is capable of quantitatively evaluating the effect of cracking behavior on concrete ETC.
