Sentence examples for evaluating changing from inspiring English sources
Scientists across the United States and around the world are designing robot software capable of "autonomous planning," that is, quickly evaluating changing circumstances and deciding which if any actions to take.
The effect of reducing the Prandtl number is evaluated changing the working fluid from water to a 2 vol% and a 4 vol% water-Cu nanofluid suspension.
Additional configurations of the wind tower have been evaluated: changing the number of the wind catcher openings, varying the height of the internal walls of the tower and modifying the geometry of the lower ventilation apertures.
A recent paper critiqued facility-based surveys as tools to evaluate changing malaria epidemiology [37].
To monitor and evaluate changing biodiversity, and develop policy responses to it requires developing reference levels of biodiversity currently and, as far as is possible, into the past (e.g., [16]).
Previous studies allude to the importance of examining specific rules within GARP rule-sets to evaluate changing relationships between variables across the landscape [8], [62] and variable combinations for this study should also be examined to further understand environmental constraints on the habitat of B. anthracis.
The proportional hazards assumption was investigated and time and covariate interactions were analysed to evaluate changing effects with time.
This has potential implications for studies aiming to evaluate changing body burdens of a population over time.
We estimated divergence times and evaluated changing population sizes through time to determine if divergence times and population expansions were consistent with late Pleistocene events.
This multivariant method permits a thoroughly analysis compared to the traditional univariant method, where the response is evaluated changing one variable at a time while fixing the others.
New measures are needed that evaluate changing coordination needs, coordination as perceived by health care professionals, coordination in the home health setting, and for patients at the end of life.
