Sentence examples for progressively evaluate from inspiring English sources

New alerts are generated and represented in a console so that the human expert can progressively evaluate and mark them as attacks or not.

Whereas further three spin-forbidden transitions were also progressively evaluated and recorded as the drying temperature increases from 60 to 600 °C.

The system progressively evaluates the user's specifications against the capabilities of various casting processes and in each level selects the processes that satisfy the design parameters specified.

Degradation of mechanical properties of the face sheets, foam core and face/core interface were progressively evaluated using flexural testing of the laminates, through-thickness tension of the foam core and interfacial sandwich DCB fracture testing.

A path is progressively evaluated in terms of an optimality criteria, encoded by a set of score functions based on the set of overlaps along the lay-out.

To evaluate whether the learning goals for this interprofessional education module such as knowledge, attitude and future relationships with other professionals in healthcare, were achieved the interprofessional module was progressively evaluated with the participating students.

A rare sugar, d-psicose has progressively been evaluated as a unique metabolic regulator of glucose and lipid metabolism, and thus represents a promising compound for the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).

Statistical models were progressively adjusted to evaluate the potential confounding effect of different groups of variables.

Biomechanic gait analysis is being progressively incorporated as a tool to evaluate its efficacy, alone or associated with rich platelet plasma (RPP).

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of progressively increasing levels of MAP, achieved by the use of noradrenaline (NA) on liver mitochondrial function during sepsis.

The effects of older age per se are difficult to evaluate, as older individuals are progressively more likely to develop obesity, diabetes and inactivity.