Sentence examples for product to evaluate from inspiring English sources

But for now at least, there's no consumer-facing product to evaluate.

The WHO uses cost-effectiveness thresholds based on gross domestic product to evaluate interventions [ 49], and any malaria vaccine will need to be evaluated in light of such thresholds.

Innovative approaches are needed such as pyro-sequencing for the identification of specific microbial groups, and metabolomics analysis for the identification of possible bioactive metabolites within the product to evaluate those responsible for activation of the transcriptional cascade observed in this study.

As a gadget reviewer, I fortunately am offered a surfeit of products to evaluate.

In this study, we used a combination of the eddy covariance (EC) flux technique and satellite remote sensing products to evaluate the effects of prolonged drought on ET components based on the concept of underlying water use efficiency (uWUE).

Working with AAFC, we identified four novel products to evaluate as potential reduced risk insecticides to include in integrated pest management programs for soybean aphid (Table 1).

We directly sequenced the entire reverse transcriptase gene from cell-associated HIV-1 DNA amplification products to evaluate whether these transmission events resulted from drug resistant variants.

This raises cautions about using only source composition information and not evaluating fate and transport of chemicals in products to evaluate potential exposures.

We reexamined a previous cohort study of water disinfection by-products to evaluate sperm quality in 228 presumed fertile men with different air pollution profiles.

To take the shape of the curve into account, Rosen et al. propose measuring the glycaemic profile (min/m m) of the products to evaluate the course of post-meal glycaemia.

Silymarin and silibinin demonstrated antifungal activity with MIC value of 1024  μg/mL for all strains, and thus, a concentration of 128  μg/mL was used for both products to evaluate antibiotic-modifying activity.