Sentence examples for evaluating the relevant from inspiring English sources

Basing a system on people's voluntarily saving for 40 years and evaluating the relevant information for sound investment choices is like asking the family pet to dance on two legs.

Although the proposed method requires a one-time high computational cost in evaluating the relevant Fourier coefficients, it is expected to result in dramatic savings in computational time and effort in all subsequent computations.

This was done by evaluating the relevant metrics for every combination of the following parameters: Panel width 0.30, 0.45, 0.60, 0.75 and 0.90 m Panel length 1.2, 1.6, 2.0, 2.4 and 2.8 m Strip orientation 13 angles, at 15° intervals.

In this work, the benefits of using PSi microcavity membranes for flow-through sensing as compared to closed-ended PSi microcavity films in the flow-over scheme are quantified by evaluating the relevant transport and reaction influences in open-ended and closed-ended pores using finite element simulations.

This review adds significantly to the current understanding of the international pharmacy workforce by bringing together and evaluating the relevant literature from around the world.

Using this and A11 in equation A10 and evaluating the derivatives gives: (A14) This result can also be obtained by incorporating the asymptotic expression for [ A] and [ B] for large [ X T] and evaluating the relevant expressions.

To estimate the risk of stillbirth in dichorionic and monochorionic twins compared with singletons, and to evaluate the relevant causes of stillbirth in each group.

Our work aims to study these two design strategies and evaluate the relevant statistical approaches for continuous measures under SPD in the presence of missing data.

ECR is measured at separable bolted electrode connections of a sample Li-ion battery, and a straightforward analysis to evaluate the relevant energy loss is presented.

Dynamic simulations for tackling disturbances and tracking set points are finally carried out to evaluate the relevant maximum deviations and settling times under various scenarios.

As he evaluates the relevant considerations, he concludes that the only persuasive rationale for that measure includes as a crucial premise the claim that homosexual relations are contrary to a God-established natural order.