Sentence examples for hence evaluating from inspiring English sources
Hence, evaluating supply chain performance with focus on creation of more value is an essential issue in supply chain management.
Also the solution was added after setting of gel hence evaluating the pH of the gel may destroy the integrity of the gel.
Hence evaluating ADME/T properties (e.g., adherence to Lipinski's "rule of five" [16] or Veber's rules [17], oral bio-availability, lack of toxic group [18] or other properties calculated by means of QSAR models [19 21]) across a screening library is a useful criterion for library selection.
Ucp1 is expressed in human sWAT [ 6 ], hence, evaluating age-dependent variation and its potential link with metabolic diseases will be important.
Hence evaluating agents that modulate oxidative stress is an essential step for the future development of therapeutic strategies for both Type I and Type II diabetes.
Hence, evaluating the relative effectiveness of chemicals that bind more weakly or to multiple targets less specifically presents a greater challenge experimentally and computationally than does the discovery of novel pharmaceutical leads.
We hence evaluated the different heuristics against each other, using the best known solution per instance as a benchmark.
The influence of parameters like the fluid behavior index, Reynolds number, Nusselt number, homothety ratios for length and diameters, and wall permeability is hence evaluated.
Furthermore, a generic finite element simulation was done to compare a plain strain assumption with an actual three dimensional state at the surface, and hence, evaluate if surface strains can be used to approximate the bulk strains.
The performance of this coupled system depends on various parameters which include mass flow rate of the water, pipe material, diameter, and length of pipe and hence evaluated accordingly.
Beside these isotope systems, detailed measurements of individual element distributions in the interior of concretions are of utmost importance in order to understand concretion formation and hence evaluate their potential in, e.g. pollution studies.
