Sentence examples for instructive to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Until experimental tests of this hypothesis can be made, it may be instructive to evaluate data from high level competitions to provide a real-world test of this concept.
Nevertheless it is instructive to evaluate the procedure on a more realistic case.
It might be very instructive to evaluate whether metformin can replace statins and/or aminobisphosphonates in preventing aging-like phenotypes in animal models of HGPS, particularly because premature aging in mice involves a CR-like metabolic response molecularly equivalent to that occurring in situations reported to prolong lifespan.
If the efforts at generating mouse disruptions of the lipoic acid synthase gene Lias are in any way instructive to evaluating the chances for success at rapidly generating a FASII knockout mouse, then this does not bode well as these attempts have so far only led to embryonic lethality [34], precluding thorough investigations on live knockouts.
Some instructive efforts are underway to evaluate the impact of community engagement on research practice.
Our use of SNA in the ED setting may be instructive to others seeking to evaluate communication patterns and safety in the ED setting.
It is also instructive to examine quantitative measures such as the BDe score to evaluate BN performance.
◦ Part 2: To evaluate the power of the test, it is instructive to note that while in the present article, all predictions are of properties holding, prediction of failures are also made.
Another instructive example comes from stroke studies in which the modified Rankin Scale is often used to evaluate patients 90 days after an incident of stroke [ 16] (Table 2).> -wrap-foot> aThese utilities are fabricated.
I have to evaluate and will evaluate".
