Sentence examples for manage to evaluate the from inspiring English sources
How do researchers manage to evaluate the performance of their device properly under such conditions?
Firstly, due to the limited amount of biological material, we did not manage to evaluate the effect of a full range of panel concentrations of 0.5 100 μg/mL in studies using the traditional method.
And none had managed to evaluate the respondents before their loss to get a sense of their overall emotional well-being.
The pushover curve has been managed to evaluate the curve of the equivalent Single Degree of Fredom (SDOF) system.
Similarly, Nos et al. 9 included 21 patients indicated for ALND and managed to evaluate the ARM node in only ten cases.
Although it suffers from some matrix effect that cannot be fully compensated by the use of odd-chain internal standards, we managed to evaluate this effect and control it, achieving very promising results from human plasma.
Based on previous literature data on BMI in GHD patients, we managed to evaluate whether the analysis of LV geometric remodeling could improve the identification of those subgroups at risk for cardiovascular events, in relation with the higher LVMi.
In this study, we managed to evaluate antioxidant effect ex-vivo by the use of erythrocyte cells (in the CAP-e bioassay study), where oxidative stress was reduced in a dose dependent manner by the presence of the extract.
To assess the actions taken to manage dispensing errors, to investigate pharmacists' perceptions of ideal methods for managing dispensing errors, and to evaluate the reliability of in-house dispensing error reporting systems.
Beginning in 2006, the National Committee for Quality Assurance has included a Health Plan Employer Data and Information Set HEDISS) performance measure for the managed care industry to use to evaluate the percentage of members aged 65 years or older who receive medications that should be avoided.
The study objectives were to address the use of medical simulation as a way for medical learners to acquire and maintain skills needed to manage emergencies in cardiology, and to evaluate the students' satisfaction with the course.
