Sentence examples for means to evaluate how from inspiring English sources

As part of this methodological approach, we propose difference-in-differences Content Overlay Maps ("maps of science") as a means to evaluate how program participants change their research focus over time relative to their national peers.

In essence, the test is meant to evaluate how much damage would be done to the head — not the car — by a collision.

The LQI is invented to serve as a mean to evaluate how much money that reasonably can be allocated to safety improving investments by simply requiring constancy of the LQI.

What does it mean to evaluate your reality clearly?

Open and honest communication also means that regular audits are taken to evaluate how people are interacting with each other, feedback is welcomed and taken on board, and opportunities for social interaction are enabled.

Normalized mean squared error (NMSE) is used to evaluate how close the PA input and the DPD model output.

This means users are given a single overarching metric to evaluate how much exercise they really got, rather than just approximating their fitness by measuring overall steps.

The participants in the research intervention group were also asked after 12 months to evaluate how much this intervention had meant to them.

Importantly, the use of the jackknife estimate of variance permits us to evaluate how both the mean and the variance of fluidity converge as more genomes are added and provides a metric to indicate when sufficient sequencing has been accomplished for use in comparing relative values of fluidity between species or between groups.

DLS measurements also provide the polydispersity index (PDI), which allows us to evaluate how the size of liposome population is distributed around a mean diameter [ 20].

In order to evaluate how well the simulated topologies were inferred, we again calculated the mean topological FP rate (Figure 4).