Sentence examples for evaluating age from inspiring English sources

The paper focuses on evaluating age and sex data and fertility data on children ever born (parity) and recent births reported for past years in censuses.

Initially, the modified disk-shaped compact tension test solution included sliced shape specimens cut off from cylindrical specimens as used in standard compression tests or from drill cores as extracted from real constructions for evaluating age and conditions of the material.

The PDSS is divided into seven modules: (1) determination of potential native and non-native tree species available for planting; (2) defining the plantable and non-plantable areas in a defined region; (3) determination of planting locations; (4) species diversity assignment; (5) evaluating age distribution; (6) evaluating canopy cover, and (7) shadow analysis.

The results provide a means for evaluating age structure of field populations.

An ad hoc, but insightful, approach to evaluating age as a possible confounding factor.

Although its corresponding P value was not significant at the significance level of 0.01, the statistical significance was completely lost (P = 0.99) when evaluating age 18 data.

The sex ratio, defined as the number males for every 100 females, is one simple measure of evaluating age-sex data by merely observing its deviation from 100, a point defining equal size of males and females.

These non-conventional techniques have shown to be appropriate for evaluating aging on electrical insulation surfaces of bushings and surge arresters installed in electrical substations.

Questionnaires evaluating age-specific SIRS criteria were completed.

Future studies should use standardized methods to classify hyperopia and sufficient sample size when evaluating age-specific prevalence.

Ucp1 is expressed in human sWAT [ 6 ], hence, evaluating age-dependent variation and its potential link with metabolic diseases will be important.