Sentence examples for it evaluated more from inspiring English sources

It evaluated more than 100 combinations of fuel-saving technologies to measure both fuel savings and economic cost.

(3) It evaluated more than 800 possible risk factors including those often suspected to cause confounding such as socioeconomic status, health behaviours, life style, stress and psychological characteristics.

Gas shows some nuances in terms of public preferences, where it is evaluated more positively than oil and coal, particularly in the context of personal use of gas central heating.

Furthermore, since the same integration point is part of two or more elements, it may be evaluated more often than necessary, see Fig. 4. Therefore, it is proposed that every support point A of the continuous gradient interpolation describes an individual potential V i (q ).

It is true that it was expected by experts that due to genomics sharing key features of traditional breeding, it would be evaluated more favourably in comparison to GM (Hall 2010).

However if the concession is offered through a third party, it may be evaluated more realistically.

This problem comes from the fact that the combination of conic section with even-power polynomial is underdetermined in parameters within the expected form error. I.e. even thought the relative error of k seems to be large, it cannot be evaluated more precisely from experimental form errors.

However, research on carbon dynamics is still incipient (e.g. [8, 10]) and it needs to be evaluated more systematically.

However, research on carbon dynamics is still incipient (e.g. [ 8, 10]) and it needs to be evaluated more systematically.

The high attendance at testing sites is evaluated more ambivalently: it facilitates individual requests for testing anonymously and fosters feelings of 'togetherness'; but high attendance generates new ethical issues.

"Future dam projects must be evaluated more thoroughly".