Sentence examples for evaluated likely from inspiring English sources

Moreover, both ellipsoidal and spherical nanoparticles displayed the same minimal adhesion levels compared to both types of microparticles evaluated, likely due to poor localization of nanoparticles to the vessel wall in blood flow.

Emissions with the engine-based method are higher at all temperatures evaluated, likely due to this method's ability to capture particle-phase and vapor-phase emissions which become particle-bound after their evolution from the catalyst surface.

However, the phenotype of contralateral RGC axons after changing serotonin concentrations has not been evaluated, likely because the analysis of contralateral axons is technically more challenging.

The method used to evaluate microvessel density in tumours has been diversely evaluated, likely explaining the conflicting results in the literature (see review in Gasparini, 1996b, Charpin et al, 1997) when antipanendothelial CD34, CD31 or von Willebrand factor antibodies were applied in the immunocytochemical procedure.

In particular, the benefits of timing CCS drug treatments in resonance chemotherapy are predicted and measured directly in vitro before evaluating likely in vivo scenarios.

any legal work that depends on collating and analyzing historical data such as past judicial decisions, including legal opinions or evaluating likely litigation outcomes, will become the dominion of AI.

We used these samples to: (1) determine the extent to which carbon in buried horizons, and deep surface horizons, is potentially microbially available; (2) identify spatial patterns of carbon mineralization associated with surface and buried horizons; and (3) evaluate likely relationships between soil horizon types, chemical characteristics and carbon mineralization.

In making permitting decisions regarding major infrastructure projects, we should be evaluating likely contributions to greenhouse gas emissions, in addition to land, water and habitat impacts.

21 To evaluate likely effectiveness, the primary outcome measures were change in PA levels and variety.

Here, we present results from extensive studies of Fusarium wilt disease in Australian cotton growing regions, with the aim of evaluating likely evolutionary origins and agronomic management implications for the pathogen.

The benefit of knowing and preparing for a properly evaluated "most likely event" scenario is the resultant correct application of economics, and personnel resources of emergency responders.