Sentence examples for evaluate because of the from inspiring English sources

Trades are never easy to evaluate because of the different needs of the teams involved.

But when the overall deal is considered – not just the payroll tax, but all the other components, like the extension of unemployment benefits, or the increase in income and capital gains taxes for high-income earners – it becomes much trickier to evaluate because of the different criteria that might be reasonably be applied to evaluate success or failure.

Targeted improvement strategies for patient safety are difficult to evaluate because of the intrinsic limitations of reporting crude AE rates.

These results, though promising, were difficult to evaluate because of the variations found in natural microbial counts.

The ultimate impacts in all themes were very difficult to evaluate because of the long-term perspective (10 years or more).

While fire shapes the structure of forests and acts as a keystone process, the details of how fire modifies forest structure have been difficult to evaluate because of the complexity of interactions between fires and forests.

Fifteen cups were difficult to evaluate because of overlap of the metal mesh (11 Zone I; four Zones I + II).

The sural nerve is the most challenging (of the nerves tested in this study) to evaluate because of anatomic variations and the small size of the sural nerve response.

That process is now being re-evaluated because of the arrest of a Muslim chaplain, on suspicion of spying, at the American prison camp for militants and suspected terrorists in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

These changes are not observed once copper/nickel modified spinels are being evaluated, because of the decrease in Mn3+ population.

The degradation of pavement structure is difficult to be evaluated because of the difficulties in in-situ testing and large scattering of testing results.