Sentence examples for effects can be evaluated from inspiring English sources
However, the welfare effects can be evaluated with the wrong sign, when they are small and when the sample size is fairly limited.
Such effects can be evaluated by the value of overlapping area, SOA, between the heterocyclic rings of bases of two neighboring base pairs (the SOA is defined at the plane perpendicular to the helix axis of DNA and the van der Waals radii of atoms are not considered, Fig. 4a).
The crack breathing effects can be evaluated using contact pressures distributions, and local contact phenomenon can be observed during the positive half circle of the excitation period under the larger crack conditions.
Only direct effects can be evaluated with IDA models [110], as opposed to structural decomposition analysis (SDA) that can evaluate embodied effects.
As mentioned before, a complexity is that the high climatic variability in Queensland will make it necessary to have a long record before effects can be evaluated statistically.
These linkage effects can be evaluated using an innovation input output matrix in which inter-sectoral spillover effects in innovation are described.7.7
An alternative to obtaining the time domain formulation for the self-excited force is to treat the self-excited force as a separate dynamic system, so that the relative amplitude effect can be evaluated in more detail.
The magnitude of the placebo effect can be evaluated by randomly dividing patients into three groups, one of which receives no treatment at all; by crossover studies; or by the newly developed open-hidden study design.
Furthermore the experimental results have shown that the geometry of the optical setup implies the variation of the sensitivity vectors on the inspected area, but this effect can be evaluated (analytically and/or experimentally) and taken into account in order to increase the accuracy of the measurements.
The reservoir effect can be evaluated by the measured natural mass fractionation of the stable isotope δ13C, which in skull A is −18.5 ‰ (Table 1).
