Sentence examples for evaluation of the implications from inspiring English sources

An evaluation of the implications from architectural decisions is necessary before implementation efforts, as an architecture left to develop without evaluation may lead to a dead end and therefore soaring development costs.

The oversight extends to the evaluation of the implications of the RAI/MDS standardized process.

However, our finding of elevated indoor concentrations compared to outdoor reference samples indicates the need for further evaluation of the implications of this indoor outdoor relationship.

Later in therapeutics and clinical practice, M&S can guide dose adjustment for specific subgroups of a population and enable the evaluation of the implications of relevant factors, such as treatment adherence, changes in formulation and drug combinations [ 22, 27].

Applications generally focus on ex ante or ex post evaluations of the implications for accessibility of (candidate) policy plans.

It is expected that the evaluation of prediction performance can also provide an indirect evaluation of the biological implications of the models and representative features.

Nonetheless, the evaluation of the true implications of these findings on the development of antimicrobial resistance is limited, because the assessment of prudent use requires detailed information that is not fully available from monitoring data.

As a consequence of the findings from this study, as of the end of 2007, farmers are required to report to the Danish Cattle Database whether a dead cow died unassisted or was euthanized thus allowing differentiation between unassisted dead and euthanized cows in the future and evaluation of the welfare implications of possible changes in the proportion of euthanized cows.

This interpretation λ α(T) is directly seen when we compute the change in gene expression between two time points T and T' (2) Equation (2) plays a key role in the quantitative evaluation of the biological implications of the results of surprisal analysis as reported below.

Although the prostate was not specifically mentioned as a human target site in the final evaluation of the monograph, the implications of the text are clear and, at least in part, are supported by the data from the United States and Australia, which make it less likely that the Taiwanese are uniquely sensitive.

As no survival analysis was performed, CB was used as surrogate parameter for the evaluation of the prognostic implication of marker levels.