Sentence examples for evaluate whether there has from inspiring English sources

In particular, the religious freedom restoration act requires the court to evaluate whether there has been a substantial burden placed on religious beliefs or practice and whether the government has a compelling basis for the imposition of that substantial burden.

We recommend a follow-up study comparing rates with those when the new case definition (implemented March 2012), improved laboratory reporting, and clinical guidelines have been put in place, to evaluate whether there has been an effect by these changes.

We will evaluate whether there has been an increase in the proportion of health professionals who routinely ask and provide information to pregnant women about the consequences of drinking alcohol in pregnancy.

The real meaning of bootstrapping has been debated, but probably the most accurate assessment of what it does is that it evaluates whether there has been enough sampling of the original data [ 9].

This observational study was designed to evaluate (i) whether there has been a decrease in hip fracture incidence in Swedish urban and rural women, and (ii) whether changes in hip fracture incidence could be attributed to changes in BMD or prevalence of osteoporosis.

We sampled only individuals aged ≥50 y, and could not evaluate whether there might have been a cohort effect.

Before deciding to halt a stock, the system would take 15 seconds to evaluate whether there was an event that had prompted the stock movement or whether it was an erroneous trade.

As a parallel approach to evaluating the deleterious potential in homozygous protein substitutions, we used g Cocoa [ 48] to evaluate whether there is an enrichment for proteins that have similar functions.

To our knowledge, no studies have been conducted to evaluate whether there is an eventual association between obesity and tumour characteristics in animals.

"Once you've got the facts then you can decide and evaluate whether there's an opportunity for the police to do something.

If spending on sales doesn't have the desired impact, the best answer may not be just to spend more, but rather evaluate whether there are better ways to spend.