Sentence examples for evaluation limited from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty regarding continued funding, and the limited number of schools interested in participating in the evaluation limited our ability to conduct a randomized controlled trial.

The middle ear is hidden behind the tympanic membrane, what makes direct non-invasive evaluation limited in many cases.

This evaluation, limited to the health and environmental impacts, shows that the external costs of the fusion accident is in the range of 10−5 10−4 mEURO/kW h while the total external costs for fusion are estimated in the range of a few mEURO per kilowatt hour.

Partial reporting of disaggregated data in the published economic evaluation limited its usefulness in the South African context although local costs were used to improve transferability.

Another comprehensive evaluation, limited to unsupervised methods, has been performed as part of the Dialogue for Reverse Engineering Assessments and Methods (DREAM), an annual open competition in network inference [ 4 8].

An economic evaluation limited to the perspective of the inpatient rehabilitation facility will miss the ongoing health and community resources utilized once the patient has been discharged to the community.

The shortcoming of this study is that only six node pairs are considered in the performance evaluation, limiting the applicability of the results to a randomly distributed ad hoc network with high density of simultaneous transmissions.

Small numbers, and the retrospective nature of the Evaluation, limit the conclusions that can be drawn from the data.

Such an evaluation limits the quantitative accuracy, as identities for a majority of the ions thus detected remain unknown.

In this study, results are presented for the first five assays that have successfully passed through the full evaluation: Limiting Antigen Avidity (LAg) [ 7], BED [ 8], Less-sensitive/Detuned Vitros [ 9], Vitros Avidity [ 9] and BioRad Avidity [ 10].

Our study had the additional advantage of evaluating the full hospital stay as opposed to initial evaluations limited to the first 24 h.