Sentence examples for more deeply evaluate from inspiring English sources

In total, 120 TM treatments were analyzed with respect to the objective of the study, but in order to more understand the practical effects, and to more deeply evaluate TM's place in the modalities of stress reduction, we recommend further studies with larger samples.

The developed procedures have been deeply evaluated in terms of time and space complexities.

However, this difference is not yet deeply evaluated.

In his becoming more real as well, he might evaluate more deeply the poor quality of an education system that sacrifices inspiration for high test scores as well as its impact on children and families rather than merely telling kids to do their homework.

"We are soon rolling out quizzes, where traveling freelancers will be able to prove particular skill by completing a test (for an example a test in Python will add a badge to a user's profile that he's proficient in Python language, etc).," says Islamovich. "We also encourage startup hosts and traveling freelancers to talk more deeply about the project and evaluate whether they are a match.

By closely recreating real-life situations, and acting them out in the present, clients have the opportunity to evaluate their behavior and more deeply understand a particular situation in their lives.

The study was thus aimed to understand more deeply the properties of these enzymes and to initially evaluate their applicability in thrombosis treatment.

So an added value was to more deeply understand the phenomenon in this special context [ 66].

Here, we present an observational study, evaluating comprehensively clinicopathological features of GIST and patient outcome to elucidate more deeply the role of patient's age and gender on the prognosis of GIST.

To evaluate the prognostic effect for detection of FOXP3+ TILs in breast cancer patients more deeply, a meta-analysis was performed on HR for RFS or OS.

Despite the shared penchant for speculating on and evaluating the other, the French are dedicated chroniclers and students of virtually every aspect of American life, apparently more deeply curious about us than we are about them.