Sentence examples for evaluate and define from inspiring English sources

It is the president as commander in chief who must rigorously evaluate and define strategy, not the commander in the field.

The authors' purpose, therefore, is to critically evaluate and define those components of the overall imaging enterprise that deliver meaningful value to both patients and referrers and to determine how these components might be measured and quantified.

The aim of this study is to evaluate and define the general clinical applicability and impact of PRMC on the work up of patients suspected of having PCD.

I argue that due to their new prominence, we should consider foreign corporation prosecutions as a group so that we can better evaluate and define the emerging prosecution approach.

We aimed to evaluate and define the general clinical applicability and impact of pulmonary radioaerosol mucociliary clearance (PRMC) on the work up of patients suspected of having primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD).

Pivotal to effective decision-making process is a capacity to: 1) evaluate and define a problem and task characteristic via situation assessment (Endsley 1997; Martin et al. 1997); and 2) select a decision-making strategy from the four options described above (Crichton and Flin 2002).

She is working with academics and professional experts to develop an understanding of how impact can be evaluated and defined.

"There are an increasing number of projects identifying, evaluating and defining potential sites for carbon capture, utilization and storage.

During the requirement analysis, both the user and technical requirements are evaluated and defined.

Dr. Dan Fitzgerald, director of the Center for Global Health and a professor of medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine, was recognized for his work evaluating and defining the optimal way to treat people with HIV/AIDS in resource-poor countries.

In PC samples TCTP protein expression level was evaluated and defined only in neoplastic cells.