Sentence examples for present evaluate from inspiring English sources

We present, evaluate and discuss several methods to generate unstructured body fitted multi-domain adaptive meshes with geometrically and topologically compatible interfaces from the segmented cross-sections of the Virtual Family models for the purpose of large scale whole body simulations.

The objective of this work is to present, evaluate and discuss the calculation methodology and embodied greenhouse gas (GHG) emission results from zero emission building (ZEB) case studies from the Norwegian ZEB research centre, to extract design drivers and lessons learnt.

Since our study lacks sample size to reliably evaluate risk scores and project absolute risk estimates, we cannot at present evaluate the combined effect of these genetic variants with or without other risk factors like age or duration of treatment.

If neither a specific PD type nor PD-TS is present, evaluate the trait domains and/or the trait facets, if these are relevant and helpful in the case conceptualization.

Instead of stories of the vivid and diverse nationalist, pan-African, and independence movements, commentary seems to focus either on the present, evaluating Nigeria's development progress, or on the future, looking forward to January's elections, to the 2015 MDG deadline, and to the outlook for Nigeria's frustrated youth.

What is solicited, presented, evaluated, perceived, thought and felt in pedagogic relations are meanings.

In Section 6, an example of an intelligent ThinkHome control strategy is presented, evaluated, and compared with other approaches.

Two abstracts presented evaluated the role of gene polymorphisms in aromatase encoding genes.

The comparison presented evaluates the benefits of patella resurfacing during knee replacement (N = 1517).

However, there are no studies presented evaluating this in the setting of implants and only in the osteoporosis model.

In the sections below we will briefly describe the data sets, then the pipelines that we studied will be presented, evaluated and compared.