Sentence examples for evaluated three times from inspiring English sources

Under the amendments, laboratories like hers must be certified before they can perform tests for the general public, and their performance is evaluated three times a year by the College of American Pathologists.

The blood glucose levels were evaluated three times a week for the appropriate level of blood glucose control and animals were treated accordingly.

The repeated sprint ability was also evaluated three times: during Ex1, during Ex2, and at 24 h during post-exercise period (Fig. 1).

The residents in the experimental and control groups were evaluated three times: at the beginning of the program (1996), 1 year (1997) and 2 years (1998) later.

We checked the linearity of the scale in our DS population, in which children were evaluated three times (V1, V2 and V3) by the same psychologist.

Likewise, to increase stability of the grid searches, likelihoods were evaluated three times in both the coarse and fine grid searches, and the average of the three evaluations used to determine the range of the finer grid and the selection of models for the final deep sample evaluation.

Corrosion was evaluated four times a year performing visual observations (rust, cracks, delamination) and electrochemical measurements from which corrosion rates were calculated.

Odor intensity (ratings 0 5) and environmental factors, including meteorological condition, PM10, PM2.5, total volatile organic compounds (TVOCs), ammonia and reduced sulfides, were evaluated six times daily.

A total of 41 nurses were randomly allocated to three groups, which were separately trained, and all were evaluated four times at three-month intervals (before intervention, between each intervention, and after the last intervention).

Scores of subjective fatigue and vitality were evaluated six times (before Ex1, immediately after Ex1, before Ex2, immediately after Ex2, 4 h after Ex2, 24 h after the onset of Ex1) using a 100-mm visual analogue scale (VAS), where 0 mm represented "no fatigue (or "filled vitality") at all" and 100 mm represented "unbearable fatigue (or "no vitality at all")" [21].

The participants were evaluated seven times over the course of 10 years.