Sentence examples for evaluation of end from inspiring English sources

According to these data and assuming a specific mass balance from different authors [21, 22, 23, 24] an effective evaluation of End of Life operations of different kinds of vehicles, including possible recycling of components and materials can be performed.

This chapter compiles data regarding actual measurements of chemicals in body fluids and evaluation of end points such as semen quality, chryptorchidism, or hypospadias.

Evaluation of end points was carried out for all assessable patients and by predefined subgroups (N0, N+, low, intermediate and high RS risk group) and included comparisons before and after the Onco type DX assay.

Evaluation of end-points will be undertaken by an external End-point Committee.

This paper provides three main contributions on the modeling and performance evaluation of end-to-end protocols (e.g. routing and transport layer protocols) for CRAHNs.

Based on the evaluation of end-use performance, the best processing condition combination of 230 °C and 120 s was determined, and the correlation between mechanical properties and acoustical behavior was also verified by the panel resonance theory.

Deep sedation, to the point of unconsciousness, may also be used to relieve intractable suffering, and it "has caused almost as much distress and debate in the palliative care-hospice world as euthanasia has," said Dr. David Casarett, a palliative care doctor at the University of Pennsylvania, who is leading a national evaluation of end-of-life care at Veterans Affairs hospitals.

The goal of this chapter is to provide an overview for the biological response evaluation, that is, biocompatibility evaluation, of end-stage 'as-used' medical devices, prostheses, and biomaterials.

In the current work, the focus is on the evaluation of end-of-life toxicity potential from the heavy metal content in select FPD devices with the intent to inform material selection and design-for-environment (DfE) decisions.

The evaluation of end-use relevance demands a shift in organisational mindset and performance indicators away from readily quantifiable outputs towards a consideration of more qualitative end-user outcomes that are less amenable to measurement, requiring both a greater tolerance of ambiguity and a willingness to learn from the evaluation process.

For the evaluation of end-uses, some measurements (aggregated and individual) from customer 4 were considered.