Sentence examples for study tries to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The present study tries to evaluate the displacement amplification factors of conventional concentric braced frames (CBFs) and buckling restrained braced frames (BRBFs).

This means that this study tries to evaluate modularity methods on networks that are mostly not modular.

As a new approach this study tries to evaluate potential matrices with entire different structures for their practicability for muscle tissue engineering in a realistic clinical setting.

This study tried to evaluate the potential of CO2 mitigation by algae in the HRP with natural water medium which fits the ecological engineering concept.

Although there are many studies trying to evaluate the effect of infertility on marital relations (MR) and quality of life (QoL) in developed counties, there have been no studies in Turkey.

Following the experience of other Italian studies trying to evaluate the feasibility of a surveillance network for other risk factors and diseases (alcohol, smoking, physical inactivity, renal diseases) [ 17- 20], an Italian pilot project was implemented in January 2006 with the main aim of evaluating the feasibility of a surveillance network for CVD and obesity.

Clearly, any study that tries to evaluate the importance or centrality of actors in a social network needs to be concerned about the choice of suitable centrality measures.

In this study, we tried to evaluate the tumor morphological changes that occurred in the context of tumor volume during the first year of treatment.

In this study, we tried to evaluate the association of functional and nutritional status with testosterone and LH levels in elderly with compensated hypogonadism.

In the present study, we tried to evaluate the BRONJ in breast cancer patients who were treated with intravenous BPs that whether conservative or surgical management worked on each stage.

In this study, we tried to evaluate the effect of water stress and AMF by G. intraradices on the essential oil synthesis, in terms of yield and chemical composition and also the morphology of the secretory glands of these essential oils, in an aromatic plant, basilO.