Sentence examples for it intended to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Biglari Holdings vaguely said it intended to evaluate its investment on a continuing basis.
The pilot study was pragmatic in that it intended to evaluate the effectiveness of the PDQ in real life clinical practice, i.e. a busy acute hospital setting.
Clarence C. Comer, chief executive of the Houston-based Southdown, said the company's shares were undervalued and that it "intends to evaluate alternatives to make these values more apparent to investors".
The assumption underpinning such data collection is that it can proceed in such a way as to leave the practice it intends to evaluate untouched.
It was intended to evaluate the effect of key parameters considering field application conditions on the bond behavior and performance between the sprayed FRP layer and concrete surfaces.
In the present study, it is intended to evaluate the thermal product values of the in-house fabricated coaxial surface junction thermocouples (CSJT: E and J-types) for short duration experiments.
It was intended to evaluate the homogeneity of the transport property of unfracturated samples and the influence of the orientation and the nature of the samples (presence of an opened fracture or a pre-existing tectonic fracture filled with calcite and pyrite).
In this study, it is intended to evaluate the biocompatibility of nanosilver-coated brackets.
Therefore, in the present study, it was intended to evaluate a possible protective role of the preharvest foliar applications of GB on the subsequent physiological and biochemical disorders caused by postharvest low-temperature storage of banana fruits (cv Giant Dwarf).
It was also intended to evaluate the project results at output and outcome level, particularly, in terms of its contribution to basic education, livelihood skills, social mobilization and communication, gender equality and project management in the context of Bangladesh.
Probably the biggest study of its kind, intended to evaluate the effects of social media use on everyone in Italy, makes for gloomy reading.
