Sentence examples for evaluating I from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we suggest and demonstrate how to use the false discovery rate (FDR) in evaluating I(1)/I 0) classifications.
In this study, evaporation cooling of liquid metals is considered evaluating: (i) a concept based on pool boiling; and (ii) a concept based on the transport of liquid through a capillary layer and evaporation at the surface of this layer.
The present study was designed to investigate in rats the effects of chronic modafinil administration on cognitive performance by evaluating: (i) working and reference memories in an Olton 4 × 4 maze, and (ii) learning of a complex operant conditioning task in a Skinner box.
A detailed economic analysis was carried out, aiming at evaluating: (i) the optimal size of the Combined Cooling, Heating and Power system; (ii) the optimum control strategy, from a thermo-economic point of view, comparing three different cases: Base-Load operation, electric load tracking and a new hybrid strategy based on the simultaneous tracking of electric and thermal-loads.
The objectives were to compare these tests by evaluating: i.
We use this pluralistic framework for evaluating (i) the existing ontological assumptions in evolution (e.g. whether currently recognized entities are adequate for understanding the causes of change and stabilisation in the microbial world), and (ii) for identifying hidden ontological kinds, essentially invisible from within a more limited perspective.
Three variables were evaluated, i.e. chitosan and glutaraldehyde concentrations, and cross-linking time at three levels.
Studies are needed in which the pathogen binding capacity of human geophagic clays is evaluated, i.e. viruses, bacteria.
Other candidate genes are currently being evaluated (i.e. for citronellol synthesis).
Furthermore, clinical, functional and quality-of-life outcomes were evaluated (i.e., SF-36, HSS and WOMAC scores).
The three main tasks, required to use CDAPubMed, were evaluated: (i) Installation, (ii) Search and (iii) Configuration.
