Sentence examples for evaluation of the scale from inspiring English sources
As this is the first evaluation of the scale, the factor structure is recommended to be evaluated further.
The solutions for evaluation of the scale inhibition performance of the polymer were prepared as shown in Table 1.
The evaluation of the scale of an object in a cluttered background is a serious problem in computer vision.
This paper provides an evaluation of the scale of east west European mobility under two key scenarios – the status quo and the liberalization of access to EU labor markets.
Further evaluation of the scale is needed, especially due to a low response rate of 24.5% and a non-clinical sample, but confirmation of the reliability and validity of the scale has the potential to facilitate empirical research on the concept of "food addiction".
An evaluation of the scale's performance with a large sample of young adults of varying religious affiliations or none has shown that the instrument is not susceptible to confirmatory factor analysis.
Evaluation of the scale-domain continuum is a critically absent step in the building and interpretation of all multi-scale ecological models.
Moreover, an attempt of evaluation of the scale-up possibility of the proposed and standard test methods was made, revealing that new procedure is more scalable than standard test methods.
In real-world applications, another problem can arise related to the evaluation of the scaling and the mother functions at arbitrary points [24].
In past evaluation of the scaling relationships of crustal earthquakes (Miyakoshi et al. 2015), seismic moments obtained from the long-period, full-wave data from the F-net were found to be more stable than those from the inversion of strong-motion data.
Feed material used for the evaluation of the scale-down mimics constitute of combinations of 3 host strains (W3110, A1, and A2), two products each expressed in two different vectors (Fab #1 and Fab #2) and produced using three fermentation protocols (FP1, FP2, and FP3).
