Sentence examples for either assess from inspiring English sources

Therefore, two standardized questionnaires designed to either assess anger and hostility or to measure the propensity to laugh under a variety of situations encountered in everyday life, were administered to 300 consecutive subjects.

When geologists and seismologists try to examine the orientation of faults in map view to either assess the relationship between a given earthquake and nearby fault, or to investigate the nature of the aftershocks are generated, they use a diagram to illustrate the three-dimensional orientation of a fault in the two-dimensions of a map.

The study intervention was computer-based reminders to either assess HIV risk behaviours or to offer HIV testing; feedback on adherence to reminders was provided.

A global and comprehensive model for a device's efficacy evaluation needs to either assess technical performances and ergonomics or thus to explore four different dimensions (Fig. 1).

The expectation is that visitors to the site (machines or humans) can then either assess the value of the site itself e.g. for data-oriented peer review, or can aggregate and re-use objects of interest.

And third, strain CH34 served as recipient and donor in soil microcosms to either assess (recombinant) gene dissemination promoted by broad host range plasmids [24] [26] or to directly capture new broad host range plasmids [27] [30] and plasmids carrying genes for degradation of xenobiotics [31].

You can do this by either assessing your own behavior or asking others for input.

As a result, travelers headed abroad are advised to check with their credit card issuer to find out whether it charges any currency conversion fees -- and if possible, use a card that either assesses a lower fee or none at all.

Most abstracts (85%) were in the social sciences, either assessing visitor profile data along with motivations, satisfaction and experiences or focused on psychological aspects such as the attitudes, perceptions and behavior of visitors.

Based on the importance of color saturation in the design of websites, we present a 2 ✕ 3 ✕10 study design in which participants either assessed highly saturated or desaturated versions (between-subjects) of 50 websites coming from 10 content domains.

Area changes can be either assessed by field-based sample surveys or by remote sensing techniques.