Sentence examples for direct approach to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Classical garden or greenhouse competition experiments using seedlings or transplants, with various combinations of mixed and pure populations, represent the most direct approach to evaluate competitive interaction between two plant species (Gibson et al. 1999; Holdredge et al. 2010).

As in vitro approaches for the study of DBP/MBP effects on the fetal testis appear of little value, future studies in vivo in the fetal marmoset may offer the best direct approach to evaluating effects relevant to the human.

Acting as a hybrid of the indirect and the direct approaches to evaluate whole-genome association, Human-1 highlights SNPs enriched in genes and evolutionarily conserved regions.

This paper presents a direct modelling approach to evaluate household travel energy consumption and CO2 emissions based on the spatial form of neighborhoods and streets.

This way, the proposed method provides a direct numerical approach to evaluate the macroscopic strength of heterogeneous structures as a useful tool for the design of structures.

We used a path analytic approach to evaluate both the direct effects of neurocognitive domains on various aspects of patients' functioning, as well as the indirect effects of such domains, as mediated via changes in psychiatric symptoms.

A second approach to evaluate thymocyte/TEC adhesion was by direct counting, under the microscope, the numbers of thymocytes which had adhered to TEC cultures.

We tested the EPA 314.0 approach to evaluate the analytical results of poorly separated perchlorate peaks by applying direct injection of untreated samples.

Participants' ratings of themselves relative to others their age provides a tentative approach to evaluate whether departures rise with age, if such relative measures can be validated against direct measures.

This paper presents an alternative method for deformational analysis of cracked GFRP RC flexural members based on constitutive modeling, taking into account the direct or inverse approach to evaluating the post-cracking stress-strain response of concrete in tension.

The IARC Monograph evaluation process has been criticized and it has been alleged that "a number of scientists with direct experience of IARC have felt compelled to dissociate themselves from the agency's approach to evaluating carcinogenic hazards" (Kabat 2012).