Sentence examples for technically evaluated from inspiring English sources

Contracts are awarded to bidders who are pre-qualified and technically evaluated, but most importantly, who can execute the contract at the lowest cost.

In this investigation, we technically evaluated a novel method of wound fluid sampling and processing for subsequent analysis by multiplexed sandwich immunoassays in diabetic foot ulcerations.

This work aimed to technically evaluate an innovative wet treatment process for the extraction of chloride (Cl−), cadmium (Cd), copper (Cu), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn) from fly ashes from a municipal solid waste incineration (MSWI) plant and from a straw combustion (SC) facility.

When films are scrutinised for possible cancers, the technical quality should be evaluated and technically inadequate films should be repeated (technical recall).

While at the academy the players will be evaluated technically, tactically, mentally and physically; Premier League and Football League clubs will be invited to watch training and trial matches with a view to taking a closer look at anyone who stands out.

Here, the method of performing the energy audits is described together with the very first results in terms of proposals for energy savings evaluated technically and economically.

Processes with four different membrane module configurations with or without recycle were evaluated technically and economically, and the 2-stage in cascade with recycle configuration was proven optimal among the four processes.

To maximize potential efficacy, we evaluated technically advanced ITDS that were recently developed for human temperature detection.

Technically, LAC was evaluated by applying the "gliding box" algorithm [ 21] as reported by Plotnick et al. [ 7].

Results: The SSOs evaluated as technically difficult were significantly more prevalent in mandibles with unerupted third molar teeth.

Starting from the topology of the integration technology' various choices of production and consumption rates were evaluated both technically and economically on the basis of non-linear material balances.