Sentence examples for evaluate this concept from inspiring English sources

Finite element analysis is primarily used to evaluate this concept.

To evaluate this concept, we conducted a laboratory experiment in which trichloroethylene (TCE) contaminated water was flushed through a single uniform fracture created between two sandstone blocks.

To evaluate this concept, a modified ecdysone-responsive gene expression system was transfected into B16 murine cells and the ability of an inducer ligand, which was released from elastomeric poly ester urethane) urea (PEUU), to initiate gene expression was studied.

To further evaluate this concept, we examined the prostate glands of young and aged mice of the ICR/SCID strain housed in a barrier facility.

However, to evaluate this concept of IL-7 consumption, other animal models should be developed that both detect IL-7 in peripheral lymphoid tissue, and can sufficiently amplify the signal from secreted IL-7 to permit visualization.

To evaluate this concept, we developed an in vitro culture model of viral latency, consisting of an integrated lentiviral vector with an easily evaluated reporter system to detect targeted mutagenesis events.

But there are little data evaluating this concept in patients with gastric cancer.

A phase II study of PulmoBind in subjects with pulmonary arterial hypertension will be evaluating this concept (Clinicaltrials.gov NCT02216279).

There have, so far, been no reports from randomized trials evaluating the influence of mobile phone reminders on adherence to ART; however a Kenyan trial evaluating this concept is currently ongoing [ 17].

Clinical trials (Lønning et al, 2001; Ellis et al, 2009) have evaluated this concept, and their results show that about 30% of patients with advanced breast cancer who have acquired resistant to antihormone therapy show an objective clinical response with oestrogen therapy.

Expanding the Health Access Livelihood Framework developed by Obrist et al. [ 20] this paper pursued three aims: firstly, to develop the concept of workhood to capture and explore health workers' resources and capacities, secondly, to illustrate and evaluate this theoretical concept with empirical data from four case studies, and thirdly, to discuss the usefulness and limits of the concept.