The parameter is evaluated beforehand based on the system parameters and will be discussed in the next subsection.
The test set chosen can always be evaluated beforehand using the unicolumn statistics (Table 1).
For this reason the consistency of each dataset has been evaluated beforehand using two different methods: (a) a simple carbon balance, and (b) a possibilistic consistency analysis against our stoichiometric model.
Because the true unipolar device records limb components, noise affecting one of the limbs can be evaluated beforehand, and hence operators can decide not to use the WCT if it is compromised without experiencing loss of the entire set of precordials.
Contracts should require that those affected by the performance of a contract be consulted in order to help shape contract terms beforehand and evaluate efficacy afterward, at least as much as possible given security concerns.
Mr. Topalov must have evaluated this idea beforehand and concluded that the offer would leave Black in a satisfactory position.
The aim of this study was to demonstrate the efficacy of surgical decompression by means of both endoscopic and open surgery, through an innovative and improved technique compared with beforehand evaluated surgical techniques.
The model included treatment group, visit, baseline-value of the response, an interaction of group and visit and the possibly significant beforehand evaluated covariates as fixed factors and patient as a random factor.
In addition, a pilot study would have enabled us to discover potential implementation problems for the intervention program beforehand and to evaluate whether or not the chosen recruitment strategy for the RCT would be feasible and successful.
"In the case of other forums, it's best for authors to contact editors directly beforehand, so we can evaluate the implications carefully".
