Sentence examples for in evaluating between from inspiring English sources

We also wanted to consider race in evaluating between facility differences, but only one facility (plant 2) had more than a single case among nonwhite workers.

Conscientiousness (C) should be important in evaluating between multiple plans of action, avoiding distraction, and ensuring that long-term actions and plans are organised and maintained.

In evaluating associations between GWI and cholinergic exposures in relation to BChE genotype, there were no significant differences between U/U and U/K genotype subgroups (Table  3).

Gillen et al. [ 18] found numerous challenges in evaluating relationships between safety climate and other psychosocial factors and injury severity in their study of injured construction workers.

To our knowledge no study has previously included use of coping strategies in evaluating associations between disease severity and HRQOL dimensions in CAD patients.

Competing risks are common in evaluating associations between high adiposity and disease since high adiposity is greatly correlated with other morbidities, such as hypertension.

Furthermore, to our knowledge this is the first study that has included use of coping strategies and perceived burden in evaluating associations between disease severity and HRQOL dimensions.

In evaluating associations between work-place exposures and diseases, it is important to consider other environmental factors such as smoking that might modify the neurotoxicity of the exposures.

These features become relevant when measuring lifetime exposure to physical activity, a particularly important construct in evaluating associations between physical activity and disease outcomes, given the long induction or latency periods in many chronic diseases (3, 4).

Non-matches were generally due to the types of classes represented in the ontologies (differences specific to the taxon's anatomy, or based on developers' priorities/expertise) or difficulties in evaluating similarity between arachnid and insect classes.

Reports also indicate that the many exposures associated with Gulf War service are highly intercorrelated (Cherry et al. 2001; Fricker et al. 2000), suggesting the potential for confounding errors in evaluating associations between GWI and Gulf War exposures.