Sentence examples for steps for evaluating from inspiring English sources
This paper presents five tables that show steps for evaluating these factors and for enabling the investigator to specify earthquake ground motions appropriate for engineering design.
The steps for evaluating SF and MRL are summarized as: ① obtain (t_{0},;Delta_{m},;Z(Delta_{m} ),;T_{i},;i < Z(Delta_{m} )) and determine (g_{{x|x_{j} }}) according to historical inspection data; ② evaluate the survival function by (9), (11) and (13); ③ evaluate the mean residual life by (15), (16) and (17).
The initial steps for evaluating a person with a suspected subarachnoid hemorrhage are obtaining a medical history and performing a physical examination; these are aimed at determining whether the symptoms are due to SAH or to another cause.
Studies intended to take these additional important steps for evaluating the questionnaire are already in planning.
Knowledge of the types of chemicals in use and the products they are used in are essential first steps for evaluating the potential for human exposure and subsequent health effects.
This paper describes a suite of programs (summarized in Table 5) that automate all the essential steps for evaluating gene order conservation in prokaryotes, as well as presenting some results from their initial application.
One obvious step for evaluating a potential graduate program is to visit the school.
A multicenter prospective controlled study should be the next step for evaluating azithromycin eyedrops in childhood ocular rosacea.
The detection of anthropogenic elemental mercury (Hg0) is the first step for evaluating the efficiency of mercury removal technologies implemented in many industrial processes.
The gross displacement Z was manipulated in step-by-step movements with a constant dwell time in every step for evaluating the spontaneous energy dissipation at a fixed Z.
In this work, we examine in some detail the types of wave-like equations that result from vector decomposition of the equations of motion for the infinitely extending non-homogeneous continuum, which would be a first step for evaluating Green's functions.
