Sentence examples for should be evaluated through from inspiring English sources
This test could be added to the existing algorithms for evaluation of early pregnancy, and its effect should be evaluated through a randomised trial comparing algorithms with and without serum progesterone.
His role should be evaluated through the department, and he would most likely be expelled from the program if found guilty.
Due to its perceptual nature, image quality should be evaluated through a subjective assessment, and quality metrics should be designed to fit quality judgments collected by psycho-visual experiments.
The evaluation of these changes does not need to be looked at through an anthropocentric lens, where only outcomes that are important for humans would be perceived, but the changes should be evaluated through the lens of the ecosystem and biotic community (NAS 2016).
All legislation should be evaluated through a recovery lens and should clearly address the social determinants of health.
To ensure trainees reliably achieve the learning objectives, educational interventions should be evaluated through assessment [ 6].
Hence, the application of underbalanced drilling (UBD) should be evaluated thoroughly through the use of in-situ stresses and rock mechanical properties to estimate under what hydraulic drilling conditions the wellbore is stable.
Model accuracy should be evaluated and prediction error determined through comparison of predicted values with actual monitoring data.
Adverse effects of such changes, such as infection, should be evaluated, which requires good quality surveillance through registers like the NOIS, the NAR, and the NHFR.
Therefore, radiographic positioning quality should be evaluated, in our opinion, primarily through the symmetry and superimposing of the bilateral structures of the snout and neurocranium both in lateral and sagittal projections.
I strongly agree with the NAS report that each crop, whether bred conventionally or developed through genetic engineering, should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
