Sentence examples for contents to evaluate from inspiring English sources

We first fabricated several different chitosan scaffolds with various azide contents to evaluate the mechanical properties of the chitosan scaffolds.

Cole Cole plot of hybrid composites was made at different fiber contents to evaluate the heterogeneity of the system.

Many products are available, making it difficult to choose a suitable supplement because little is known about their labeling and contents to evaluate their appropriateness.

General Sentiment's technology evaluates Twitter, Facebook and over 30 million sources of content to evaluate sentiment about a brand.

During the dry season, we performed field measurements of chlorophyll a fluorescence and pigment content to evaluate the photosynthetic efficiency of these species.

A portion of each sample of homogenate was frozen and brought back to Belgium for analysis of protein and fat content and the remaining material was used in Benin for the determination of glycogen content to evaluate energy reserves.

Previously, we employed a high oil content line (HOCL; 50.4% of oil content) and a low oil content line (LOCL; 41.4% of oil content) to evaluate the difference of macro-nutrients and carbohydrate content in above-ground tissues: flower, stem, and leaf.

Cognitive interviews were conducted to assess the respondents' understanding of the questionnaire and its items, in relation to the intended meaning and to evaluate comprehensiveness of the content to evaluate the target concept [ 14].

Nevertheless, the achieved lipid content of around 50% is already significantly more than the 10% lipid content in sludge that was used as reference content to evaluate the feasibility biodiesel production [ 20] or and even more than the oil content of soybeans [ 46] or olives, implicating the potential feasibility of lipid recovery for the production of biodiesel.

Because each neural cell contains a single nucleus, we measured DNA content to evaluate the number of cells (Winick and Noble 1965) and the protein/DNA ratio as an index of cell size (Abreu-Villaça et al. 2005; Jameson et al. 2006a; Slotkin et al. 2007; Song et al. 1998).

We manually applied qualitative content analysis to evaluate the data and grouped similar content into categories and subcategories.