Sentence examples for explicitly evaluating from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we show how vector fields with non-zero divergence in a bounded domain can also be reconstructed from the longitudinal measurements without the need of explicitly evaluating the transverse measurements.

This paper proposes a new fully probabilistic control algorithm that uses the adaptive critic methods to circumvent the need for explicitly evaluating the optimal value function, thereby dramatically reducing computational requirements.

Explicitly evaluating all possible combinations of regulators allows one to see which combinations are the best predictors.

For this purpose, the multidisciplinary team was trained in alliance building strategies, such as promoting partnership with parents and explicitly evaluating the strength of the parent-team alliance.

We extend this line of research by explicitly evaluating whether breast, colorectal, and prostate cancer screening test rates are consistent with guideline age information.

Finally, we found little discussion of the order of declines, with only 1 study explicitly evaluating whether changes in the rate of decline in physical function preceded future cognitive impairment (34).

The CNCM represents a set of diagnostic and evaluative tools that allow clinicians to explicitly evaluate patients' needs and negotiate treatment with the patient [ 5].

Interestingly, this measurement has been done, not by directly measuring the force (which would be complicated to do and requires a lot of assumptions to be made ), but by examining how the red blood cell itself deforms as the laser beam pulls on the merozoite: since the stiffness of the red blodd cell is known, the force leading to the observed deformation can be explicitly evaluated.

Some people brought valuation frameworks that explicitly evaluate the capabilities.

Compatibility issues are explicitly evaluated by a new interface concept.

Any student proposal that is not explicitly evaluated has been ignored.