Sentence examples for evaluated and measured from inspiring English sources

Tumour and/or metastases were evaluated and measured using tumour diameters for objective evaluation and, for subjective scoring, we evaluated whether the imaging modality might have affected the tumour staging.

d GPS measurements (solid line and dashed line represent the evaluated and measured ranges, respectively).

Gene flow, dispersal, and mating behaviors must be carefully evaluated and measured before making predictions about how they will influence IRM.

For this nozzle configuration the compressible flow structure of a shock wave induced by a supersonic side jet has been predicted in a numerical simulation using FLUENT, a computational fluid dynamics code and visualized in the experiment where the wall pressure on the grooving zone was evaluated and measured for jets impinging on the substrate at varying attacking angles of the side jet.

When your business is launching a new digital marketing campaign, it's important to have an understanding of which metrics should be evaluated and measured as benchmarks for the campaign's overall success.

Concerning the formative years, Rieffe et al. [49] support the hypothesis that alexithymia has its own particular significance in this age range, which can be evaluated and measured; in the absence of an ad hoc tool, they developed the Alexithymia Questionnaire for Children, after obtaining the approval of the Canadian authorities and in line with the Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20) [45].

The groups will help advise Wal-Mart and its suppliers, as well as evaluate and measure reductions.

Basic science techniques of microscopy, blotting and antibody labeling were used to evaluate and measure cellular response to EphB4 stimulation and manipulation.

This structure enables the artificial robots to share knowledge while evaluating and measuring the performance of each robot.

In collaboration with a group of experts (William T. Ellison, Brandon Southall, and Dom Tollit), what has evolved through this process is a new, ecologically based paradigm for evaluating and measuring biological risks from anthropogenic activities at individual and population levels.

This paper presents guidance for practical managers in evaluating and measuring ESCM by developing a knowledge-based BSC and evolutionary game theory.