Sentence examples for successively evaluated from inspiring English sources

Economic feasibility and financial risk of RDF production plants have been successively evaluated in the second part article over a capacity range of 25 200 t/h considering also integrated facilities including compost production and/or electricity generation.

Left and right limb performances were successively evaluated over 2 daily sessions on 3 consecutive days.

Other LCA models were then generated to explain these associations and successively evaluated for their fit to the data.

To identify cross-neutralizing scFvs, their capacity to neutralize both pure BoNT/A1 holotoxin and complex BoNT/A2 was successively evaluated in the ex vivo mouse phrenic nerve-hemidiaphragm assay [ 38].

For each dataset we identified a signature that was successively evaluated both from the computational and functional characterization viewpoints, estimating the classification error and retrieving the most relevant biological knowledge from different repositories.

Successively, we evaluated in each patient of both groups, the PRL-response during headache attacks.

The patients, successively, were evaluated with TSH and PRL-responses to thyrotropin-releasing-hormone (TRH) test.

The lower bound is improved successively by evaluating and updating α and β according to (11a) and (11b) at each iteration, respectively, based on the new value (bar {x}).

The investigation was carried out considering both the technological and biological aspects, by first assessing the release capability of nanofibers, and successively by evaluating the pharmacological activity of encapsulated ART against cancer cell proliferation and malarial parasites (P. falciparum) growth through in vitro tests.

The effect of anodic hydrodynamic shear on the BES performance in terms of current density, coulombic efficiency and internal resistance was evaluated successively.

Fracture gap motion and fatigue performance under cyclic loading was evaluated successively in axial compression and in torsion.