Sentence examples for evaluating unusually from inspiring English sources
Radiologists must be aware of this entity when evaluating unusually large enhancing masses in the pelvis and SFTs should be considered in the differential diagnosis of large pelvic tumours.
The existing biomonitoring data are sufficient to evaluate unusually exposed population subgroups as long as the subgroups have been defined at the study level and the relative contribution to the measurements from exposure to the environmental degradates is known.
(Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1993) The argument is that research done for a specific case is especially subject to manipulation but that the evidence is both difficult for juries to evaluate and unusually persuasive.
Dose response studies for 24 xenoestrogens including pesticides, ultraviolet (UV) filter agents, cosmetics ingredients, industrial chemicals, and phytoestrogens, as well as four steroidal estrogens, were carried out with the aim of evaluating whether there were unusually shaped dose response curves in the low-dose range.
For relationship effects, when a rater evaluated a professor unusually favourably, the professor also elicited unusual favourable affect.
Those scripts were evaluated blindly, and an unusually large number of applicants made it to a second round, in which previous work and other factors, including gender and ethnicity, were considered.
That is, when a student evaluated a professor's lecture as unusually effective, the student remembered an unusually large amount about the lecture.
These estimates were evaluated to discern areas that have unusually high or low sleep levels, the so-called "hotspots" and "coldspots".
By comparing population frequencies of chimeric TEs to those of non-chimeric TEs of the same family from similar genomic contexts, we evaluated whether chimeric TEs generally segregate either at unusually high frequencies (indicating the action of adaptive selection) or at unusually low frequencies (indicating the action of purifying selection).
