Sentence examples for evaluate the structures and from inspiring English sources
Further investigations are required to describe and evaluate the structures and processes that contribute to quality improvement capacity.
In January, Mr. Bloomberg said that he would appoint a Charter Revision Commission to evaluate the structure and operation of city agencies and find ways to eliminate redundancies and antiquated regulations.
In order to review a course proposal and to evaluate the structure and workload of the course, the Columbia College-General Studies ConmInstructionstruCOIon (COI) must be provided with a syllabus that is in a relatively final state.
We briefly evaluate the structure and function of these receptor molecules, emphasizing the elegant mechanisms by which certain characteristics of cancer can be exploited in cancer treatment.
To evaluate the structure and property (permeability) relationships in these nanocomposites, multi-directional small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) and complementary transmission electron microscopy (TEM) measurements were carried out to characterize the organoclay structure and orientation.
One needs architects to design it, engineers to evaluate the structure, and construction crews to build it.
To gain a better understanding of the forest dynamics, growth models have been developed to evaluate the structure and composition of the forest over time.
To evaluate the structure and element distribution of the Sb2S3-150 sample, TEM image of a randomly selected particle of Sb2S3-150 wacquiredred and is shown in Fig. 3a.
A closer look at the objective variables that are included in scoring systems in evaluating the outcome of clubfoot treatment [10] shows that they may be divided into the following: (a) criteria that evaluate the structure and appearance of the foot, (b) criteria that evaluate the function of the foot and (c) criteria that evaluate the tarsal relationships on radiographs.
Is an unelected private committee based in the BIS allowed to evaluate the "structure and function" of particular national governments and, if they are determined to have fiscal policies that are not "sound," to impose "conditionalities" and "austerity measures" of the sort that the IMF is notorious for imposing on Third World countries?
