Sentence examples for evaluate the attributes of from inspiring English sources
This tool was built by a set of measurements and indicators integrated by fuzzy logic to evaluate the attributes of the three dimensions of sustainability.
In this study, we aim to evaluate the attributes of drug administration, focusing on the preferences of patients, or otherwise healthy people from the UK general public.
TAM is grounded in the assumption that the way consumers evaluate the attributes of an innovation is ultimately related to their decision to adopt the innovation (Claudy et al. 2015).
This study evaluated the attributes of gullies in selected urban towns in part of Southwestern Nigeria.
In a previous article appearing in this Journal, Professor Krishna Mantripragada discussed the costs and benefits of depositor discipline and evaluated the attributes of moving from the dollar-based insurance of FDICIA to a maturity-based coverage that insured only short-term deposits.
A DCE in which drug products are identical in every aspect except their mode of administration, provides the means of evaluating the attributes of drug administration separately.
We used multiple analyses of variance (MANOVA) to evaluate the attributing effect of isolated physical health condition and that of isolated mental health condition on various concepts of the CHQ when compared with children without any health conditions.
To evaluate the attributed burden of ARDS we evaluated the QOL and functional status at 6 months post hospitalization compared to baseline in a population-based cohort of patients with ARDS, or at high risk of ARDS.
The aim of this study was to design specific primers for the gene encoding 18S rRNA, potentially capable of amplifying any species or genotype of Cryptosporidium spp. and evaluate the diagnostic attributes of the nested-PCR based on such probes.
To conduct validation studies to evaluate the psychometric attributes of the measurement scale.
This is the first study to quantitatively evaluate the psychometric attributes of the highly utilized PAID survey in Southern, rural African American women with Type 2 diabetes.
