Sentence examples for relevance to evaluate from inspiring English sources

We propose a new measure of relevance to evaluate the utility of a design concept.

Therefore, it is of clinical relevance to evaluate the effect of adverse storage conditions on the bonding ability of self-etch adhesive systems.

Moreover, it should have relevance to evaluate the extent of structural damage within stiffened decks during side or bow collision accidents.

These results clearly show the relevance to evaluate early molecular response at 3 months [ 23].

The characterization of the angular performance of photonic crystal based DSCs herein presented opens a promising route to highly efficient but transparent modules and is of relevance to evaluate their potential for building integrated photovoltaics.

Further, this age category may be more prone to be exposed to HP snacks and SSBs, underlining the relevance to evaluate non-favourable feeding behaviours in such a group.

It was felt that the first 2 minutes after shock were most important in determining if a shock had been successful in producing an organized and possibly perfusing rhythm and that, by using discrete, well-defined points, the rhythm changes could be determined in a time window of relevance to evaluating the effect of resuscitation therapies.

For the REx method described here, we developed a scalable approach that employs an ontology-based relevance score to evaluate the performance of the method.

Specific nouns are of scant relevance in trying to evaluate leadership potential, which is what Cason, the widow of Elliott Jaques, the management theorist and the coiner of the phrase "mid-life crisis," has been trying to do for decades.

Furthermore, the relevance and need to evaluate the surrounding tissue to obtain a complete understanding of the biological reaction to implant component corrosion and wear is reviewed.

The objectives of the evaluation are to evaluate relevance, impact, effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of the strategy.