Sentence examples for matters to evaluate from inspiring English sources

In its place, Ms. Jackson set up a much smaller Office of Research, which will team with a Science Advisory Board consisting of academics and experts in environmental matters to evaluate the science behind department policies.

For the reasons I cited before — relatively few members of the public are "persuadable," and they have many other matters to evaluate along with Bain Capital — it would be an upset if there were a huge swing in the polls.

The aim of this study was to systematically examine the spectral responses of five different soils with increasing amounts of organic matter to evaluate detection limits in point (ASD) and image (HySpex) domains.

Unfortunately, it is not a trivial matter to evaluate different quenching techniques, and this has led to confusion in the literature as to the effectiveness of quenching protocols.

It has therefore become an important public health matter to evaluate those interventions that might be effective in reducing the risk of falls.

1– 4 More recently, diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) has been used to assess in vivo cerebral white matter microstructure and to evaluate specific white matter fiber bundles that underpin information transmission between gray matter regions.

In fact, when FA values are used as biomarkers for evaluation, the grey matter is difficult to evaluate.

Debt, credit, lending — these are financial matters, to be evaluated empirically and mathematically.

And of course we lack the subject-matter expertise needed to evaluate the quality of our work, and the experience to determine how well we're working, relative to others.

In this study, aqueous and mixed solvent systems were used to investigate the effects of a cosolvent, methanol, on sorption isotherm linearity with natural organic matter (NOM), and to evaluate whether these results support, or weaken, the rubbery/glassy polymer conceptualization of NOM.

The committee appointed a working group with a mandate to examine how best to shift drug use from a criminal to a health matter and, specifically, to evaluate whether the Portuguese model is appropriate for Norway.