Sentence examples for organized to evaluate from inspiring English sources
1989: Inaugural Peer Review Congress organized to evaluate the process.
Four groups of experiments were organized to evaluate the influences from the pre-existing natural fracture, in situ stresses and injection flow rates on the hydraulic fracture propagation.
A case is executed to illustrate the use of proposed CBR system, then a lot of experiments are organized to evaluate its performance and the result shows that the proposed approach outperforms existing CBR systems.
A schistosomiasis vaccine meeting was organized to evaluate the utility of a vaccine in public health programs, to discuss clinical development paths, and to define basic product characteristics for desirable vaccines to be used in the context of schistosomiasis control and elimination programs.
The REVERB challenge [17] was organized to evaluate recent progress in the field of reverberant speech enhancement (SE) and recognition.
The study was organized to evaluate residue levels of chlorpyrifos on Lactuca sativa that are likely to have accumulated on crop during cultivation and also examine the effect some pre-household treatment procedure on residue levels on the crop grown in a tropical and humid environment.
The National Eye Institute's Comparison of Age-Related Macular Degeneration Treatments Trial (CATT) is being organized to directly evaluate the efficacy and safety of ranibizumab versus bevacizumab in the treatment of neovascular AMD.
This study was organized to design and evaluate such an educational intervention throughout a pilot and one iteration.
Prior to re-organisation of the mental health care offer in a geographical area, a study was organized: 1) to evaluate GPs' opinions on their day-to-day practice with Patients with Mental Health Problems (PMHP) and on relationships with Mental Health Professionals (MHPro); 2) to identify factors associated with perceived need for collaboration with MHPro and with actual collaboration.
In the late nineteen‐fifties, he organized a project to evaluate foreign scientific and technical literature, ordered from the McGraw‐Hill Book Company by the Department of Defense.
Several BioCreative shared tasks have been organized in order to evaluate researcher advancements in chemical and biomedical text mining [19, 20].
