Sentence examples for evaluating other methods from inspiring English sources

The National MSA of the MOT, which oversees and guides DECA enforcement for all ports in mainland China, is currently evaluating other methods to improve the enforcement of existing DECAs.

Interestingly, they deal with network modularity through similar topological instruments, but achieve quite different outcomes; therefore, we based our analysis on them, while also evaluating other methods.

However, that study [12] was limited to these two methods and did not evaluate other methods widely used by orthodontists, such as HP and BRP.

It may therefore be desirable to evaluate other methods of making T cells that can recognise renal cell cancer.

A need exists to develop and evaluate other methods to provide physical activity instruction and support to people with knee OA.

The aim of the study was to evaluate other methods of assessment of kidney function and compare these with the golden standard, the measured inulin clearance (GFR).

The inconsistencies in the firing pattern during the prone leg extension suggest the need to create and evaluate other methods to objectively assess neuromuscular functional control.

In order to evaluate other methods with the same criterion, we put TFBSs predicted by other methods into bins according to their positions and the scores of those bins became the scores of corresponding TFBSs.

Neither is a functional meaning of the new metric demonstrated to support the case that the metric can be used to evaluate other methods, and decide which method to use.

Therefore, it is essential to develop and evaluate other methods for their ability to effectively and accurately discriminate outbreak isolates from nonoutbreak isolates, like the combination of WGS and computationally efficient methods of analysis.

Although there was a general lack of standardised approaches of evaluating other retention methods here, there is support in the literature for a beneficial effect on response and retention rates of reminder methods in trials, cross-sectional, prospective and non-population based cohort studies[ 57, 72- 80].