Sentence examples for evaluated implementing from inspiring English sources

Powder velocity and temperature were evaluated implementing Accuraspray® and drop size distributions (after passing through the plasma jet) were determined as a function of the injection conditions.

Effects of the programme were evaluated implementing an experimental design with a sample comprising 63 Norwegian adults with both types of diabetes aged between 25 and 70.

The effect of EP concentration (500 1500 μg/L), ZnO concentration (100 500 mg/L), reaction time (3 9 min), initial pH (3 9), light intensity (7.3 10−7–1.1 10−6 einstein/(L.s)) and the water matrix (0 10 mg/L of humic acid) on degradation was evaluated implementing a factorial design methodology.

Bhui et al.'s [ 4] review included studies that evaluated implemented models of cultural competence; essentially organizational approaches.

The House also forbade expenditures "to develop, promulgate, evaluate, implement, provide oversight to, or backstop total maximum daily loads or watershed implementation plans for the Chesapeake Bay Watershed".

3. To determine the research methods used to evaluate implemented simulation recommendations.

Future research is needed in countries to evaluate implemented KT strategies including policy briefs and policy dialogues [ 11, 12].

These observations need to be taken into consideration both when introducing safety promotion programmes in new regions, and when evaluating implemented programmes.

Educating a selected group of clinicians is in line with suggestions from several researchers who recommend that not all employees need to be trained to an expert level where they can find, evaluate, implement and generate research [ 55, 56].

Vapor liquid equilibrium is evaluated by implementing material balance (Rachford and Rice 1952) and equilibrium thermodynamic considerations (Coat 1985).

It draws on interviews with individuals involved in commissioning, evaluating and implementing complex, locally based initiatives that are set in train by the government's social programmes.