Sentence examples for more carefully evaluate from inspiring English sources

"It does allow us to more carefully evaluate some of the options that are out there".

At the University of North Carolina, Mimi V. Chapman, an associate professor of social work, worked with the academic coordinators at the university's Ackland Art Museum to train graduate students to more carefully evaluate how their impressions were formed in working with clients.

There is a need to more carefully evaluate the effects of site-specific interactions that may determine field fertilizer responses, across a range of genera and functional groups.

The BART models also provided spatially explicit uncertainty estimates, which allow land managers to more carefully evaluate indicator predictions and to identify areas where future field data collection might be most useful.

To more carefully evaluate the effect of inocula size on the rat response to pulmonary Mtb infection, animals were inoculated with four different starting inocula, from 101 to 104 CFU of strain W4.

To more carefully evaluate the tetramer interface, it was important to obtain a crystal structure in which more than one protomer was present in the asymmetric unit.

Interestingly, these materials have been found to be nontoxic to the cells and such conjugated QDs have raised new possibilities for ultrasensitive and multiplexed imaging of molecular targets in living cells, animal models and possibly in humans; however, their long-term in vivo toxicity and degradation need to be more carefully evaluated [38].

Considering the impact of a genetic disruption of the Hsp90α gene or of the pharmacological treatment with a drug that is not Hsp90 isoform-specific, the potential side effects of the current generation of drugs and, perhaps some time in the future, of isoform-selective ones need to be more carefully evaluated.

Given that this result is exploratory and limited, the relationship between the end-of life situation and the WTP per QALY should be more carefully evaluated.

9 In conclusion, the dosage and treatment schedule of FOLFIRINOX combination chemotherapy should be more carefully evaluated in Japanese patients with pancreatic cancer treated in a clinical practice setting to avoid severe life-threatening toxic effects.

Factors that in the past were simply termed "confounding variables" are now more carefully evaluated as potential mediators (i.e., in the biological causal pathway), moderators (i.e., risk modifiers), direct causes, or otherwise parts of complex causal pathways (Kraemer et al. 2001).