Sentence examples for rather evaluated from inspiring English sources

Today, visual impact is studied through photomontages and virtual environments while acoustic impact is rather evaluated through technical studies.

We rather evaluated the effect of ignoring attenuation of flexible hardware components compared to including xMLAA-based attenuation estimates of headphones and RF coils and compared the corresponding observations to the results obtained with the phantom data.

We did not focus on the initial, rescue phase of fluid resuscitation, but rather evaluated the time course over several days.

Therefore, a further increase in CtXR concentration did not seem meaningful and we rather evaluated the influence of higher NAD+ concentrations on overall UDP-Glc conversion to overcome the problem of enzyme inhibition.

The abstract of that study [ 27] claims that the usability of i2b2 was evaluated, but it actually rather evaluated the applicability (i.e., if it can be used for a given scenario) than the usability.

Although the study by Oberbauer and colleagues did not compare tacrolimus to cyclosporine but rather evaluated the impact of early cyclosporine elimination form a combination regimen with sirolimus, similar results were obtained at one and two years after transplantation.

Almodóvar's blind filmmaker edits at a computer console; he doesn't actually make edits with his hands, but rather evaluates footage on the sole basis of the dialogue he's hearing on its soundtrack.

But for many of these educators, the real issue was not flunking the flagrantly unprofessional student, but rather evaluating and helping the student who only needed a little extra help in transitioning from classroom problem sets to real world patients.

If spending on sales doesn't have the desired impact, the best answer may not be just to spend more, but rather evaluate whether there are better ways to spend.

So, strictly speaking, we should rather evaluate whether it is right to will to tell a lie to cover up a certain fact, to a certain person, to whom we are related in a certain way, etc.

According to the OECD, PISA is not linked to the school curriculum (see [OECD PISA Website]), but rather evaluates "to what extent students at the end of compulsory education, can apply their knowledge to real-life situations and [are] equipped for full participation in society".