Sentence examples for evaluate its consequences from inspiring English sources

However, individuals do not always have to physically perform an action in order to evaluate its consequences.

This is the first cost-effectiveness analysis of IPTp-SP to consider its incremental effect in addition to ITNs and to evaluate its consequences on clinical maternal malaria and on neonatal mortality.

Stage three reasoning may judge the morality of an action by evaluating its consequences in terms of a person's relationships, which now begin to include things like respect, gratitude and the "golden rule".

Therefore we investigated the association of c.-1973T > C, p.E342K (Z allele) and p.E264V (S allele) polymorphisms in a cohort of patients with liver disease of various aetiologies compared with healthy controls and evaluated its consequence on course of disease.

With the policy only in its first year of operation, it is too soon to fully evaluate its long term consequences.

Duration of 9 months was chosen for the present study to mimic the chronic exposure of populations living on uranium-rich territories and to evaluate its long-term consequences.

The aim of this study was to analyze indications for postoperative CT scans and to evaluate its potential therapeutic consequence in regard to detection of complications and its influence on revision rates in intraarticular fractures.

As a consequence, to evaluate its value, the first step is to perform an enhanced data collection by identifying the most frequent disturbances and by pointing out the critical streams i.e. the streams whose output temperature absolutely needs to be kept into a strict interval; then, given this information, a robustness criterion can be formulated for a given HEN.

Therefore, this study analyses historical patterns of land use/cover and evaluates its causes and consequences that occurred between 1957 and 2005 in the study watershed.

Our study examines a specific form of fragmentation in post-discharge care readmission to a hospital different from the location of the operation and evaluates its causes and consequences among patients readmitted after major cancer surgery.

Evaluating self-deception and its consequences for ourselves and others is a difficult task.