Sentence examples for evaluate the background of from inspiring English sources

ARTICLE 14: Dioceses are to evaluate the background of all diocesan and parish personnel who have contact with children and young people.

When they adopted the guidelines, called the Charter for the Protection of Children, in June 2002, the bishops threw in a less-noticed requirement for dioceses to "evaluate the background" of parish personnel who have "regular contact" with minors.

Now it is those people whom we're asking Europeans to take a look at, and each government has to evaluate the background of each individual and make a decision.

To evaluate the background of non-specific transcripts, we compared the expression of EBR1 in PH-1 and ebr1.

All participants evaluated the background of the consensus LAPs in normal BM.

In this study, our objectives were: i) to evaluate the background level of heavy metals in soils of a terraced ecosystem in the proximity of the Dolomites Natural Park, in northern Italy; ii) to ascertain the metal concentration range and spatial distribution; iii) to identify possible contamination of some sites, and the related environmental hazard.

This method was applied to evaluate the background levels of PCBs in tetrachloro-1,4-benzoquinone, of which the corresponding PCB levels varied from 0.014 to 1.5 μg g−1.

Blood samples were drawn from CMV-seronegative patients, only once (on day 0) to evaluate the background response of unimmunized subjects.

Normal BM cells from 20 non-hematological malignant patients and 30 regenerating BM samples after chemotherapy were used as control to establish normal antigenic expression patterns and evaluate the background expression of LAIP combinations.

In order to evaluate the background noise of each microarray, we selected the shadow part (N 1 : R′, in Figure 1 figure supplement 1D) and artificially combined with its symmetrical part around 1 (N 2 : = 2 − N 1 ) to obtain the standard deviation (SD) of the noise distribution (N = N 1 + N 2, Figure 1 figure supplement 1D).

Perhaps the Obama administration is being extra careful not to make another "Kundra" mistake and is carefully evaluating the backgrounds of each candidate.