Sentence examples for evaluating into from inspiring English sources

It is now prospectively evaluating into a multimodal approach and also in patients with multiple lesions.

none of the 4 studies evaluating Into Aging [ 13- 16] or of the respective studies evaluating Life Cycle [ 3], Wright's simulation activity [ 4], and Aging Game [ 17], found a statistically significant difference between the 2 groups in terms of change in attitude from before to immediately after or 3 weeks after the intervention.

The results are summarised and statistically evaluated into fatigue curves in compliance with Eurocode 3.

If various fuzzy sets need to be evaluated into one resulting set, the presented addition rule can be applied.

The results afford even non-experts an accurate picture of the occupational risk probabilities associated with these NMs and, in doing so, demonstrated how NM risk can be evaluated into a tractable, quantitative risk comparator.

In a lot of ways capitalism has created beauty, a beauty that is deemed to be marketable, a beauty that is supposedly 'earnest' and 'desirable.' We're fed that beauty through advertising, Hollywood and porn, never realizing that it's calculated and examined; weighed and evaluated into a perfectly packaged digestible entity.

Briefly, selected progenitors at generation g were selfed to produce 100 seeds which were evaluated into 4 rows of 25 seeds in a randomized block design.

(4) Items evaluated into five grades (-, ±, +, ++ and +++) of symptoms, such as severity of pigmentation, were classified into two groups, based on the criterion of "+" or above, to determine the presence of symptoms.

Research has invested considerable efforts into evaluating interventions into maternal perception of fetal movement and has focussed on quantification of the movement specifically counting [ 10- 13].

CT, CBCT and MRI are useful for describing bony involvement and for evaluating extension into the adjacent soft tissues.

There were three experts and RENEX; hence, the data could be considered as having four raters, each evaluating kidneys into three categories.