Sentence examples for constituted to evaluate the from inspiring English sources
An expert group was constituted to evaluate the perspectives and priorities of professionals with knowledge and experience in managing depression in palliative care.
These sectors have been subject to different and changing reimbursement rules constituting natural experiments that can be used to evaluate the effect of the Flexjob wage subsidy scheme.
This analysis was conducted by a duly constituted public health authority to evaluate the effectiveness of military medical screening programs and policies.
As the GEI and the MGEI are ordinal measurements that allow countries to be ranked, calculating the Spearman's rank coefficient from country rankings obtained according to both indexes constituted the best means to evaluate the level of concordance between both classifications, and consequently, the degree of similarity between the two gender equity measurement methods.
However, the breakdown rate of leaf litter in the hyporheic zone may constitute a relevant way to evaluate the impact on river functioning of any human activities that induce massive soil erosion and sediment clogging.
This model constitutes a powerful tool to evaluate the effectiveness of different approaches to that of the described one, making it possible to tackle an optimisation process of the control system by means of simulations and, thus, avoiding the costs that would involve the practical implementation of each one.
The Seveso population constitutes a unique opportunity to evaluate the carcinogenic risk posed by TCDD (the main congener to which the population was exposed).
To that effect, the Rwanda experience may constitute a unique opportunity to evaluate the contribution of CHI in improving access of medicines, medicines utilization, and ultimately health outcomes in low-income environments.
It is concluded that the B16 tumour-bearing mouse constitutes a good model to evaluate the effectiveness of LDL-mediated delivery of cytotoxic (pro drugs to tumours in vivo.
The southern tip of South America constitutes an interesting system to evaluate the relative effects of habitat discontinuities, oceanography, and glaciological history in marine benthic organisms with limited autonomous motility that exhibit some degree of larval dispersal.
