Sentence examples for evaluating suitability from inspiring English sources
A spatial quantitative assessment is used to rank sub-factors for evaluating suitability for agricultural, residential and forest operations.
Imaging plays a pivotal role in the management of testicular tumours by establishing the presence and extent of metastatic disease at the time of diagnosis, by assessing response to treatment in those with demonstrable metastatic disease and by evaluating suitability for resection of residual masses.
We addressed these three questions by evaluating suitability of the central epidemiologic measures of occurrence (prevalence, incidence rate), effect (risk ratio, incidence rate ratio), public health impact (attributable fraction, population attributable fraction) and burden of disease in the context of occupational exposures and asthma.
Kelly (1963) described a ratio Na/Ca + Mg which evaluate suitability of water for irrigation purposes.
Spatial databases were used to evaluate suitability of the pine forest landscape for honey bees.
In order to evaluate suitability of our approach in predicting coauthorships in the Lattes dataset, several experiments were run.
Finally, an SOA is adopted to evaluate suitability of different number of fuzzy rules such that the automatic structure construction of a NFN is feasible.
This analysis compared Asthma Quality-of-Life Questionnaire (AQLQ) data from across 16 countries (17 languages) to evaluate suitability to combine data in analyses.
The model predictions were used to evaluate suitability of the proposed design for gas turbine and other applications in terms of different indicators of thermal performance.
The curing, viscoelastic behavior, flexibility, formability and physical properties of resins were measured to evaluate suitability of the synthesized primers for an automotive pre-primed system.
Although the genotyped panels of SNPs were not dense enough to support conclusive evaluation of LD structure in CD-1 mice, our data provide an estimation of LD structure sufficient to evaluate suitability for genetic studies.
