Sentence examples for evaluated more carefully from inspiring English sources
Two senior Defense Department officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the issue involves personnel decisions, expressed chagrin that General Hood's selection had not been evaluated more carefully.
Based on these geomorphic analyses, the central segments might provide higher seismic risk with respect to the northern and southern segments of the fault zone, and need to be evaluated more carefully for the regional seismic hazard.
The Center for Food Safety in Washington and another advocacy group associated with it, the International Center for Technology Assessment, sued the F.D.A. this month to require it to regulate the fish and to stop their sale until they have been evaluated more carefully.
The impact of the case management intervention on informal caregivers should therefore be given more attention and be evaluated more carefully, for example in aspects of their experiences of case management, or their QoL.
Therefore, ΔNS1 vaccine approach has to be evaluated more carefully in old people and patients with secondary immune deficiencies.
The use of random urine Klotho/Cr as a surrogate for the amount of 24-hr urinary excreted Klotho needs to be evaluated more carefully.
The nonbinding amendments tucked into the Senate budget plan call on agencies to evaluate more carefully the economic effects of new regulation, cutting off potential shortcuts to so-called cost-benefit studies.
Rangel, a Korean War veteran, said a draft would bring more upper-middle-class Americans into the military and would force policymakers to evaluate warmaking more carefully.
The idea that foundations should evaluate their projects more carefully was not particularly controversial, but how they should do that was far from clear.
This procedure helped us to evaluate gene boundaries more carefully and to identify possible pseudogenes.
Negotiating this new environment will require companies to more rigorously evaluate political events and more carefully assess the links between political, economic, and financial risk factors.
