Sentence examples for deployed to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Passive acoustic recorders at both the decoy and true set locations were also deployed to evaluate whale presence.

A comprehensive optimisation strategy is deployed to evaluate the environmental and operational benefits of the aforementioned rotorcraft architecture.

The linear amplitude sweep test was deployed to evaluate fatigue resistance and damage tolerance of oil modified binders, especially with regards to the effect of aging.

State-of-art digital image analysis of the blasted muck in conjunction with excavator cycle time observation, boulder count and measurement of throw were deployed to evaluate the efficacy of the designed firing pattern at pilot as well as full-scale blast.

A dynamic weight-bearing (DWB) system was deployed to evaluate the weight-bearing capacity of the front and hind legs.

The data were deployed to develop and evaluate a five-protein biomarker signature for colorectal cancer detection.

To address the concern that our findings were specific to a clinical sample with data from only one time point, PCS scores from our clinical sample were compared to a sample of 768 healthy Army National Guard and Reserve enlisted soldiers (11% female) who deployed to OEF/OIF and were evaluated pre-deployment and up to 1 year post deployment.

They are deployed to execute the same work but using different methods, which is used to evaluate whether the features are able to distinguish between each other.

In addition to these cases, we allow for (c) a student to have a "cheaper-to-obtain" input representation than the teacher, which is another way of making a deployed model faster to evaluate.

In this study, an autonomous sensor device (Sensor Fish) was deployed in 2005 to evaluate fish passage conditions through the Removable Spillway Weir RS W) at Ice Harbor Dam on the Snake River in south-central Washington State.

In addition, we evaluated the PBQ-SR on male Marine Corps infantry units who deployed to Afghanistan in a period of time that was relatively quiescent.