Sentence examples for evaluate the pertinence of from inspiring English sources
To evaluate the pertinence of kinetic observations of embryonic development 25 hours after IVF, with a view to optimizing the choice of embryos for transfer.
The work reported is a feasibility study to evaluate the pertinence of using metakaolin (MK) in grout intended for soil nailing.
Then the experiments were used to evaluate the pertinence of the numerical model for simulating the cast-in-place headed anchors under shear.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the pertinence of e-death certification using the following assessment criteria: timeliness, representativeness, and completeness of sociodemographic and medical information included in the e-death certificates.
The experiments are firstly used to evaluate the pertinence of Eurocode 2 for the shear design of reinforced concrete slabs without shear reinforcement in comparison with the French approach, and then to make comparisons with the ACI 318-14 code.
A correlation analysis was performed between the histologically derived surface ratio of viable lymphoid cells to the total tissue mass and PET/CT-derived radiotracer concentrations (%ID/ml), in order to evaluate the pertinence of [18F]fludarabine and [18F]FDG as robust tracers.
From these networks, we evaluate the pertinence for a unique gene to be assimilated to a breast tumor classifier in three steps.
As the parameters of the foliar broths are, respectively, evaluated, the pertinence of the research is enhanced.
Results of HTS provide a framework for evaluating the pertinence of control measures including the design of PCRs, bioassays and inactivation procedures.
The evening session in ecological complexity at the last Joint Meeting of the International Association for Ecology (INTECOL) and the Ecological Society of America ESAA) held in Montreal was an occasion to evaluate the pertinence and upcoming challenges of the complex systems approach (CSA) applied to ecology.
