Sentence examples for evaluating new technologies from inspiring English sources

The collective wisdom I'm talking about is good in judging alternatives, evaluating new technologies, etc.

Taranto says Plated is always evaluating new technologies that could help associates prepare foods and pack orders efficiently.

Researchers and engineers often use VAV systems as a reference when evaluating new technologies and systems or comparing design options.

At an event we held this past spring, Goldman Sachs' technology chief said his bank always considers open-source products first when evaluating new technologies.

Newsom said that governments are typically beholden to a "long procurement process" when evaluating new technologies — it's such a lengthy ordeal that at the end they often "churn out something that's not even relevant" anymore.

The method is very useful for verifying the results of pollution inventories, evaluating new technologies and improving the design of regional networks for biomonitoring of air quality with terrestrial mosses.

Given the amount of resistance, the agency was not able to justify scaling back coverage, said Dr. Sean Tunis, a former Medicare official who is director of a nonprofit group, the Center for Medical Technology Policy, aimed at evaluating new technology.

Cost-effectiveness analysis by definition provides a comparative analysis of clinical and economic outcome data when evaluating new technology in relation to existing modalities.

She leads the NIH-funded longitudinal study, the Oral Cancer Predictive and Longitudinal study, that is developing and evaluating new technology and molecular markers for prediction of cancer progression and recurrence.

Among the available methods of economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness analyses have been widely used to evaluate new technologies and to compare healthcare strategies around the world.

So we need to evaluate new technologies; we have to, always," he added.