Sentence examples for that evaluates an from inspiring English sources
Alcohol is available at licensed hotel restaurants and bars, and foreigners living there can obtain alcohol on a complicated permit system that evaluates an applicant's employment, salary, marital status and religion.
We developed and implemented a discrete-trait allele-sharing test statistic, Sad, analogous to the Spairs test statistic of Whittemore and Halpern, that evaluates an excess sharing of alleles at autosomal loci in pairs of affected siblings, as well as a lack of sharing in phenotypically discordant relative pairs, where available.
It's a debate, said Thomas P. Rausch, professor of theological studies at Loyola Marymount University, that evaluates "an 18th century Catholic missionary by 21st century standards of cultural diversity, religious pluralism and personal autonomy". "There's an enormous bias against Father Serra that may reflect some of the secular notions that are so prevalent today," he said.
This is the first study, to our knowledge, that evaluates an intervention in the day centre context.
Among the strengths of this study, we underline its innovative character and contribution to the scientific knowledge in this field since it is one of the few contributions at the international level that evaluates an e-case management program specific for adolescents.
To improve J&J's odds of getting its drugs to market, Weldon set up a new committee in 1999 that evaluates an entry's readiness for early human testing.
It offers functionality that evaluates a tablet to a 'near-PC' like state.
This approach is the first that evaluates a structure-based inverse screening method on a systematic statistical test.
Another consequence of this inequality is that the linear functional that evaluates a function f at a point of D is actually continuous on L2,h(D).
To investigate this hypothesis, the new theoretical expression is implemented in a computer-simulated experiment that evaluates a range of electrode configurations.
GoWell is of interest methodologically as a study that evaluates a social intervention affecting wider determinants of health, health inequalities and wellbeing.
