Sentence examples for evaluate for instance from inspiring English sources

The knowledge of wind speed time series is necessary to evaluate, for instance, the power values produced by wind turbines, in order to investigate load matching and storage requirements.

Differently from conventional finite differences, HDNs numerically evaluate, for instance, the exact first-order and second-order derivatives of the stiffness matrix with respect to nodal degrees-of-freedom (dof) in nonlinear finite element (FE) analysis.

Monitoring of disease incidence (metritis score) over time can be used on the herd level to evaluate, for instance, effects of preventive interventions.

Assuming that we have N EFMs, we can write this as Eq. (18): 18 Here α i are non-negative weighting coefficients that total one (Eq. 19) 19 Both EMFs and ExPas can be exploited to evaluate, for instance, pathway redundancy, to find (sub- optimal pathwaysub- optimalvestigation of pathwaysproperties, such as cost and length, and to study the eforcthef gene deletinvestigation].

Look at how software is now evaluated, for instance.

Since there were no concrete test cases to execute, it was not possible to assess the quality of the proposed test cases, evaluating, for instance, code coverage achieved by their execution.

We are aware that data are obtained and discussed in 2D, and their relevance in 3D should be evaluated; for instance we discuss pseudopod length, which is similar in 2D and 3D, but do not discuss on pseudopod area, because this has a completely different meanings in 2D and 3D.

Individual and cluster level analyses are expected, evaluating, for instance, the relationship between availability of life-saving interventions and the neonatal outcome.

In addition to lung function, the long-term effect of small airway disease should be evaluated, for instance, in children with respiratory syncitial virus infection.

Nevertheless, data normalization is still required to account for variations in sample loading and for whenever multiple LC MS runs are evaluated, for instance for comparison of multiple conditions.

There is no single answer as to whether it is better to have more ORs than surgeons on a given day: this situation should be evaluated for each instance with the use of the mathematical model.