Sentence examples for evaluated print from inspiring English sources

Among them, one article discussed smartphone-based HIV/AIDS CME materials [ 25], another article evaluated print and smartphone-based CME for men's sexual health, and the other two articles discussed two smartphone-based software applications for medical training.

The tests done were standard test methods used by the local industry for evaluating print properties of water-based inks.

Few randomised controlled trials evaluating printed information as an intervention to change practitioner behaviour have utilised a no-intervention control.

It should be noted that although we covered a wide range of different segmentation methods, more advanced PET-AS algorithms could be evaluated using the printed SS technique presented in this work.

Socio-demographic details about sex, age, current place of residence, level of education and disease duration as well as initial clinical data were evaluated with the printed questionnaire before the start of the telephone survey.

Each print was evaluated according to fingerprint quality assessment scale.

The second proposition is that the available evidence should be evaluated against this blue print of conceptual clinical effectiveness, leading to an uncertainty profile of the technology, which is used to highlight knowledge gaps.

A wide range of varying fill fractions were printed and evaluated, demonstrating good agreement between the simulated and measured results.

This immunosensor design was also evaluated using gold screen-printed electrodes in order to reduce the analysis time and cost.

Fabrication techniques including decellularization, particulate leaching, gas foaming, phase separation, electrospinning, and three-dimensional printing are evaluated as methods to effectively recreate the architecture of target tissues.

Since there is a dependency between the MD and CD alignment, the tolerance of the alignment in printing was evaluated in both directions simultaneously and depicted using a window of operation in Fig. 2.