Sentence examples for that to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The committee routinely ignores the stipulation in Alfred Nobel's will that the prize should be awarded for a discovery made the preceding year, because it takes longer than that to evaluate most scientific claims, but delays of 30 years or more are unusual.

After that, to evaluate the effect of the channel end fitting on pressure drop, 36 single-phase cases and 54 two-phase flow cases under various flow conditions, which might occur during shutdown, were conducted, respectively.

The qualitative study involving patients with ascites indicated (1) that the six domains covered the ascites-related symptoms that patients felt, (2) that patients expressed the site as "the periphery of the navel", and (3) that, to evaluate ascites-specific symptoms, it was necessary to differentiate them from the symptoms of underlying cirrhosis.

It is noteworthy here that to evaluate the performance of the target institutions pre and post project evaluation approach is implemented.

Nearly every Negro leaguer who went to the minors or the majors after integration made fewer errors, so Strat-O-Matic used that to evaluate their adjustments.

We argue that to evaluate these popular claims, one needs to look at the underlying composition of financial aggregates.

In April, seven Chinese parents were elected to the parent-teacher committee that was to evaluate candidates, including Mr. Sinclair, to become Lafayette's permanent principal.

RoundPegg is also offering its matching and communications technology in-house to large companies that want to evaluate how employees are interacting with the company.

And President Donald Trump's budget director thinks the agency that exists to evaluate large pieces of legislation shouldn't waste its time evaluating health care reform.

Finally, we relate some experiments that aimed to evaluate an SVD-based noise reduction strategy.

That's hard to evaluate, since 25,000 isn't that many calls.