Sentence examples for partially evaluate from inspiring English sources

Accurate and reliable experimental data of a sloshing-induced, rapidly-evolving spilling breaker, are used to understand the specific physics of this phenomenon and to partially evaluate a simplified analytical model by Brocchini and co-workers (Brocchini, 1996; Misra et al., 2004, 2006).

First, pathological examinations only partially evaluate each node, and this may lead to underestimation of the nodal status.

In the treatment of chronic diseases, the traditional measures of morbidity and mortality, together with other biomedical parameters, only partially evaluate the effectiveness of drugs and other medical interventions which, while prolonging patient life, do not offer a cure.

This scheme distributes a polynomial share (a partially evaluated polynomial of degree ) to each sensor.

The validity of this assumption was partially evaluated by Emenike et al.

Biochemical markers of bone turnover have been partially evaluated in patients with CAH [ 50, 52, 55, 56, 58], and the literature data are inconclusive.

If we wait for extensive expert-led surveys, many forests will be degraded or lost before their conservation values have been even partially evaluated.

An additional burden is attributable to indirect costs (including burden for family members and caregivers due to the onset or increased disabilities) of hip fractures that have been only partially evaluated and weigh heavily on health care systems.

This is partially because evaluating the impact of ART programs on incidence is a complex undertaking, requiring repeated measurements of incidence and viral suppression in a population over time, and has therefore rarely been done.

In this part, we evaluate our algorithms in two partially labeled networks, i.e, (text {Youtube}_{mathrm{all}}) and (text {Snow2014}_{mathrm{all}}), which are not used in above experiments.

In a statement released to reporters, the court said it "does not seem justified to use partially different criteria to evaluate the exchange ratios for the ordinary shares and the preferred shares".