Sentence examples for one could evaluate from inspiring English sources

So it is possible to distinguish, for example, between methane that has been stored in permafrost and methane that is made by rotting vegetation.This is the sort of technique with which one could evaluate the release of methane from permafrost beneath the warming Arctic Ocean, a phenomenon that was reported in this week's Science by Natalia Shakhova of the University of Alaska and her colleagues.

As an example, one could evaluate a possible role of microbes in promoting Christian rituals.

One could evaluate household contact conversion or disease rates after initiation of source-case treatment, for example.

To evaluate whether a certain building block would undermine the multiplicity of models generated under the approach of this study, one could evaluate the prevalence of the proposed building block within the final datasets we've generated.

If one were to employ this method while using a plate with a screw hole as the backplate of the disk specimen, one could evaluate the damage undergone by the backside of the disk without having to perform an expensive joint simulator test [ 23].

As an alternative, one could evaluate the volume within the ipsilateral breast that receives an overdosage because of the addition of the SIB, for example, the volume of the ipsilateral breast receiving 55 Gy, which is 110% or more of the prescribed dose to the whole breast.

In future studies one could further evaluate the helical dynamics and see if the range of helical structures is well preserved or rather transient in nature over time.

By measuring changes in weight in the isolated lung and bronchial dilation, one could theoretically evaluate how much compressive effect oedema and bronchial pressures play, respectively, on the surrounding pulmonary vasculature.

Some authors have proposed rules for shrinkage methods, suggesting that one could safely evaluate problems when there are at most 10 to 15 times more variables than observations, while others have established criteria to delete variables, for example, Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) [ 11, 16– 16].

For each dataset, after combining the scores of all biclusters into one unified ranking, we could evaluate the performance and behavior of the five biclustering algorithms in a better way.

The department said on Tuesday that it had already rejected the ones it did not believe it could evaluate by Sept. 30.