Sentence examples for for a definitive evaluation from inspiring English sources
Aiming for a definitive evaluation of Hamilton, Mr. Chernow delivers a comprehensiveness that rivals Hamilton's The latter half of "Alexander Hamilton" is the more vivid, perhaps because the man was left adrift and reckless after a meteoric early career.
First, the sample sizes are too small for a definitive evaluation of the complex issue we seek to investigate.
This feasibility assessment will also inform future options for a definitive evaluation of the adapted NLNY programme.
18 Finally, studies should be conducted not necessarily to be definitive, but rather to prepare for a definitive evaluation study (preferably a randomised controlled trial).
At this stage, researchers should obtain the highest possible quality of evidence from prospective observational studies and prepare for a definitive evaluation (preferably with a randomised trial design).
There are now sufficient epidemiologic studies in place that will provide a better climate for a definitive evaluation in the near future.
A definitive evaluation of the potential for avian-to-human transmission of H5N1 in rendering workers would necessitate undertaking a cohort study comparing paired serum samples in all occupational categories over both incidents.
However, a definitive evaluation of the uPAR system for pemphigus acantholysis became possible since a study using uPA- and tissue PA-deficient mice showed extensive skin blistering in response to PV- and PF-IgG (Mahoney et al. 1999).
In testing alternatives, designers require both an absolute measure and a normalized measure in order to make a definitive evaluation.
A small patient number in our feasibility study does not allow a definitive evaluation of the potential of the HYPR-LR algorithm in BPCT, but the results justify for a further evaluation of the algorithm in a larger patient group.
This study will provide a definitive evaluation of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a comprehensive exercise program for chronic whiplash.
