Sentence examples for effective to evaluate from inspiring English sources
The results show that the proposed model is effective to evaluate the effect of servo and geometric errors of the tilting-rotary table on volumetric errors in the five-axis machine tool.
The McGill pain score is shown to be highly effective to evaluate the effects of treatment on pain[ 29].
Consequently, it was found that the simulation model was effective to evaluate the positive effects of resistive SFCLs for the effective suppression of fault currents in VSC-HVDC systems as well as in integrated AC Systems.
These bioassays may be especially effective to evaluate the global effect of chemical mixtures and identify "hot spots" of toxicity.
The proposed approach carried out at slope scale combined with local and detailed analysis, could be effective to evaluate the potential effects of different soil cover types on land use planning and slope instability management.
The study shows that it is feasible and effective to evaluate the university's engineering innovation ability with the grey synthetical evaluation model by researching and calculating.
Although the NEAT score obtained from the questionnaire is practical and cost-effective to evaluate PA, they are subjective data and may not always represent the true NEAT [ 13, 14].
The present method provides a useful and effective tool to evaluate the effects of out-of-plane ply waviness on three-dimensional elastic properties of composite laminates.
Critical to this reform and other reform measures are two simple concepts, the first is that any real change for our students must be grounded in bringing an increasing number of talented and effective teachers into our classrooms and, second, we need an effective way to evaluate teachers in order to better support their instruction.
Creation of double mutants is an effective approach to evaluate the biological meaning of small effects like we observe for Shh pathway activation when BBS genes are deleted.
A broader objective is to inform the field of conference evaluation by illustrating a practical and effective method to evaluate large conferences.
