Sentence examples for evaluated in addition to from inspiring English sources
Yield and its components were evaluated in addition to fruit pH and °Brix.
Two types of bacterial preparation were evaluated in addition to how long food remained on the floor, the types of food and the kinds of surfaces where it landed.
In order to study the physiology and disorders related to the skeletal muscle using cells in vitro, the active force should be evaluated, in addition to molecular and cell biological experiments performed.
Particle properties such as size (15 nmm3 mass mand and temperature (20 130 °C) are evaluated in addition to device parameters such as container size and the piston's start position.
The effect this has on the development of new and improved materials for laser sintering is evaluated, in addition to the difficulties experienced in maintaining consistency with current laser sintering polymers.
The effects of surface modification on the density of HeLa and MDCK cells were evaluated, in addition to the measurement of the contact angle with the surface and the chemical composition.
The linearity was evaluated graphically in addition to being evaluated with a numerical test using the likelihood ratio test statistic to compare the model assuming linearity with the linear spline model.
Each localisation was evaluated separately in addition to the overall evaluation.
In Table 2, we show the results of each descriptor evaluated separately in addition to all possible combinations of these descriptors (two, three, and four elements), in terms of accuracy and kappa statistic for both pitch and yaw angles.
On the basis of the previous considerations, the hollow fibre membrane transport properties were evaluated using, in addition to single gases and dry condition, humidified CH4 CO2 mixtures up to 75 °C.
"Frustratingly, too much remains secret about the program, including where the PPG actually applies, what its general standards mean in practice, and how evidence that those standards have been met is evaluated -- in addition to who the government is killing, and where," writes Brett Max Kaufman, an ACLU staff attorney.
