Sentence examples for has already evaluated from inspiring English sources
He says that IBM has already evaluated and rejected the near-field recording techniques now being championed by TeraStor.
Although as yet only 3 lumbar spine patient registries (SweSpine, Dutch Spine Surgery Registry, and Spine Tango) use the specific ICHOM PROMs, every other registry studied has already evaluated functional status, pain intensity, and quality of life with PROMs, but the assessment used other tools.
Our in vitro experimental study has already evaluated novel cellular aspects of the potential pro-fibrotic activity of EVE in kidney, showing, for the first time, that epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) in renal tubular cells may be activated by high doses of EVE [ 19].
Kok R. et al [ 3] have already evaluated a workshop on EBM for Dutch social insurance physicians who perform disability evaluations.
Considering the economic factors, some large full-scale biogas plants have already evaluated the feasibility of co-digesting manure with the banana stem in Hainan Island [12].
Even the IEEE 802.22 task force has identified the importance and suitability of such techniques, having already evaluated their benefits for possible integration in the respective cognitive radio-enabled protocol [27].
While some studies have already evaluated this outcome by storing the products in temperatures ranging from 37 to 42°C [5],[14],[15],[33], the proper control of humidity was primarily obtained in the present study.
Keep in mind, as you read what follows, that at this stage you have already evaluated the proposal's strengths and weaknesses; you have already decided which proposals you like most and which ones you like least.
As a result, the number and quality of education apps on iOS is growing rapidly, the eSpark CEO says, so the startup is on a mission to evaluate all of them, having already evaluated "tens of thousands" of educational iOS apps.
Only a few trials have already evaluated the effectiveness of cupping in various diseases so far.
Several groups have already evaluated the comparability of data produced at distant sites [ 28- 30].
