Sentence examples for reason for evaluating from inspiring English sources

The reason for evaluating the reports for one year was to determine a status quo of CSR disclosures in both countries.

The reason for evaluating systolic velocities is that the index is less prone to Doppler artefacts.

One reason for evaluating item performance is to examine whether the subjects use the response categories as intended.

One of the main reasons for evaluating the use of APF for detection of hROS is its potential for semi-quantifying concentrations of particulate-generated OH.

The reasons for evaluating hotspots were twofold; first they represent the population of small RNAs most likely involved in modulating gene expression in these tissues, and second the potential for incorrectly characterizing small RNAs decreases when low abundance sequences are not considered [1].

This is appealing for applications where the researcher has reasons for evaluating certain times that are relevant for the phenomenon.

In this study, the reasons for evaluating pressure ulcer at two points of time were because blanchable erythema is the first clinical sign of pressure ulcer development, especially over a bony prominent area after surgery.

A phase II European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer EORTCC) study that evaluated LD (45 mg m−2) as monotherapy, showed a median survival of 13 months and only mild toxicity; the EORTC members concluded that there are good reasons for evaluating this drug in combination with other cytostatic drugs (Baas et al, 2000).

For this reason, methods for evaluating semen quality before a boar semen is collected, or prior to distribution of his semen for insemination, are undergoing continuous development in an effort to estimate this "fertility potential" [ 4].

Reasons for not evaluating unidimensionality (when stated by the scale developers) include too few items in the behavioural scales [ 26] and a lack of acceptance that DSH behaviours are indicators of a DSH latent construct [ 27].

For this reason, when evaluating emotional and behavioural symptoms, factor scores were utilised as the estimates for the internalising (emotional) and externalising (behavioural) latent variables respectively.