Sentence examples for the scope of evaluating from inspiring English sources

The created model will therefore be valid only in the scope of evaluating only transmission distortions.

This paper broadens the scope of evaluating the design of economic mechanisms that is traditionally done solely from an economic perspective.

In addition, serial biopsies taken during neo-adjuvant chemotherapy offers the chance of individualization of therapy by offering the scope of evaluating early molecular changes of various biological or pathological markers predictive of response or resistance.

While talking about appealing against "the reports", the authors of the paper, according to lawyer Dmitry Bartenev, mistakenly identify the reports with actions of the experts (or an expert institution) and justify the impossibility of the "parallel" examination and evaluation of the actions of the experts without regard for the scope of the evaluated case.

The draft of the application to the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation was considered in the paper "Current legal issues relevant to forensic-psychiatric expert evaluation" by Elena Shchukina and Sergei Shishkov focusing on the inadmissibility of appealing against the expert report without regard for the scope of the evaluated case.

Although this was a systematic review we did not attempt to undertake a meta-analysis due to the broad scope of evaluated intervention studies that were included.

The current study aims to extend the scope of this analysis by evaluating outcomes with a longer follow-up period.

This study extends the scope of previous analyses by evaluating outcomes associated with the use of canagliflozin over a 6-month period in a real-world setting.

13 Furthermore, performance-based outcome measures tend to use expensive equipment and require data analysis from trained professionals, which is generally beyond the scope of departments interested in evaluating PA.

This will provide an update of our recent systematic review and meta-analysis on smoke-free legislation and early-life health, 10 while at the same time significantly broadening the scope of this work by evaluating the child health impact of a much wider range of WHO-advocated tobacco control policies.

Although we agree that some of these studies may substantially contribute to an evaluation of the carcinogenic effects of ELF MFs, it was not in the scope of our work to evaluate new information and update the evaluations on all of the agents reviewed.