Sentence examples for more easily evaluate from inspiring English sources

Hence, companies can more easily evaluate the benefits of the presented concepts and integrate them into their corporate environments by bringing these new concepts into agreement with their R&D and business strategies.

By comparing results from the 16 categories of PhenoBase, researchers can more easily evaluate, score, and prioritize autism-related animal models for future ASD research.

If studies presented a topical but fictive sample quotation alongside the resultant paraphrase, then readers could more easily evaluate the credibility of the results by assessing how meaningfully authors can capture opinions in paraphrase.

The increase in price based competition, which changes the incentives hospitals face, coupled with the fact that consumers can more easily evaluate the quality of hotel services compared with the quality of clinical care, may lead hospitals to allocate more resources into hotel rather than clinical services.

The second reason is that, though the problems are more difficult, the solutions are likely to be more easily evaluated in the pure case.

In the study reported here, by using SNP markers that have been characterised on the OryzaSNP set (McNally et al. 2009) and most of which have been tested on the RDP1, the global context is more easily evaluated.

Because of the difficulty in Ks measurement and its variability with depth and across the landscape, Ks is commonly predicted from other more easily evaluated properties including texture, clay mineralogy, bulk density, pedogenic structure and cementation.

5. Having a consistent and transparent coaching process -- all coaches should be using the same documentation and process, this presents a professional process and one that can be more easily evaluated.

While we acknowledge that local drivers can be important, testing for major global drivers helps put local effects into a general context where they can be more easily evaluated, measured, and probably controlled.

Especially for very preterm infants age corrected growth can be more easily evaluated although it must be recognized that the early comparison is with what is estimated as normal growth in uterus.

The purpose of this study is to design an additional armrest which can be attached to a standard walker for users performing STS more easily and evaluate it with clinical assessments and a body worn sensor.