Sentence examples for evaluation the potential from inspiring English sources
The objective of this study is to demonstrate through empirical evaluation the potential of a number of computer vision (CV) methods for sex determination from human skull.
However, according to the integrated evaluation, the potential flooding risk under a longer rainfall duration could be well controlled by implementing a combination of low impact development practices of Rain Barrel (RB) + Pervious Concrete (PC) + Green Roof (GR).
Besides the in vitro evaluation, the potential of μ-PET for in vivo monitoring of proteins in a bone cavity was also studied.
While this approach requires that an individual with experience in protein structures be engaged in the personal genome evaluation, the potential gain in accuracy is likely to be meaningful.
The multivariate logistic regression analysis will be utilized to evaluation the potential confounding, effect modification or mediation between potential predictors and the mortality A total of 1038 patients were eligible during the four-year study period, but 41 patients were excluded due to missing data or wrong registration.
In choosing the outcomes and measurements of the process evaluation, the potential for increased Hawthorne effects will be taken into account by minimising the contacts between researchers and participants, and by avoiding overlapping roles between researchers and PNs, for example by asking the PNs to include patients for the study, and by arranging an independent helpdesk.
The prospective evaluation of the public policy process, refering to the evaluation of the potential effects of policies on some determinants of health.
We report the first prospective systematic evaluation of the potential role of EEG-fMRI in the presurgical evaluation of patients with FCD by systematic comparison with icEEG.
This fearmongering is a red herring, and has so far prevented the rational evaluation of the potential benefits and shortcomings of crypto-currency.
About half the executives interviewed attributed unsuccessful deals to their own poor evaluation of the potential synergies and benefits of a merger.
