Sentence examples for field-based evaluation from inspiring English sources

Here we describe the first field-based evaluation of a terrestrial source of these essential nutrients, synthesised in the seeds of transgenic Camelina sativa plants via the heterologous reconstitution of the omega-3 long chain polyunsaturated fatty acid biosynthetic pathway.

We believe that this study consists of the first field-based evaluation of health services and health facilities assessment instruments conducted during humanitarian emergencies.

In previous field-based evaluations, the + RB line examined in this study, SP2211, was ranked as the third most foliar late blight resistant of 57 transgenic lines tested and was rated as "Resistant" to foliar late blight [ 5].

The magnitude of our field-based evaluations of G and the pattern of their rapid early-season decline followed by a period of relative stability are closely comparable to published values of G for Hayward kiwifruit (Smith et al. 1995) that were measured under laboratory conditions (50 % RH, 20 °C, low light).

Here, we report the successful screening of a library of nearly 1500 small molecules by high-throughput docking and force field-based binding-energy evaluation.

A good example is field-based monitoring and evaluation.

WfWI is still testing electronic data capture software platforms to improve field-based monitoring and evaluation systems, as well as developing a video messaging platform designed around digital flip cameras to replace letter writing between sponsors and sisters.

The programme includes 8½ months of institution-based teaching, followed by 2½ months of field-based project work and 1 month of project writing and final evaluation.

However, field-based research was considered as a reasonable approach for the purposes of this economic evaluation, in the absence of real-life data at the time of design of this study.

Second, most field-based interventions promoted by nongovernment or government groups might not be grounded on theoretical models, which makes evaluation challenging.

Travel is possible for field-based projects.