Sentence examples for evaluating shifts from inspiring English sources

Please note that these tests made used of normalized depth-values (cf. above) and thus assessed relative changes "within-picture," rather than evaluating shifts of gaze between specific/absolute depth-positions.

The eggshell microbiome was assessed with high-throughput sequencing of bacterial marker genes to evaluate shifts in the community structure upon decontaminations.

We evaluated shifts in habitat suitability and connectivity for the imperiled Blanding's turtle (Emydoidea blandingii) in Wisconsin using species distribution modeling in combination with different future scenarios of both land use change and climate change for the 2050s.

The objective of the current study, therefore, was to identify and evaluate shifts in patterns of adverse environmental conditions during critical growth stages on the North German Plain, as a prerequisite for assessing risks and developing management strategies to improve cropping systems under climate change conditions.

The sexual relationship domain evaluates shifts in the quality of sexual relations due to the current illness or treatment.

To understand marital change we evaluate shifts over time in attitudes toward marriage and its alternatives in 21 countries.

We also evaluated shifts of preferred directions during static roll-tilt based on the variability of response of individual neurons.

The most suitable approach to test dispersability changes is the phylogenetic method because it evaluates shifts of diaspore syndromes related to LDD (reconstruction of ancestral characters) (Vargas 2007).

Two types of functional divergence (Type-I and Type-II) between gene clusters of the caleosin subfamily were estimated using DIVERGE2 [ 38], which evaluates shifts in evolutionary rate and altered amino acid properties after gene duplication.

Based on the premise that promotion of carcinogenesis is best studied in cells that are not already malignant, we have evaluated shifts in key regulatory proteins induced by BPA in vitro using benign high-risk donor breast epithelial cells (HRBECs).

To evaluate shifts in students' self-efficacy beliefs and SRL processes during the multiple iteration activity, an SRL microanalytic interview was administered to the participants at different points during the task (see Fig.  2).