Sentence examples for to be systematically evaluated from inspiring English sources
The 110-story towers of the World Trade Center were the first skyscrapers to be systematically evaluated for wind dynamics, and Mr. Davenport did the analysis of the designs.
The Welsh legislation still needs to be systematically evaluated and not all of the legislative review recommendations were taken forward, for example, the system still retains a priority need test.
To date, the impact of urban patterns on forest carbon density remains to be systematically evaluated.
Whether the properties and functions of perivascular MSCs vary between tissues or whether these cells are biologically equivalent will need to be systematically evaluated.
The structure function relationship in the healthy temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disc has been well established, however the changes in dysfunctional joints has yet to be systematically evaluated.
Our experimental conditions presumably do not impose such a trade-off, though this needs to be systematically evaluated.
The fossil fuel C emissions associated with silvicultural activities must be systematically evaluated to ensure that a net positive C balance results from activities ranging from planting to harvesting.
Although protective clothes might not be a definitive solution to prevent this outcome, they should be systematically evaluated for effectiveness in preventing GTS.
To our knowledge, this is the first time activity avoidance in relation to falls has been systematically evaluated in people with PD.
The skin, mucosa, eyes, respiratory frequencies, nasal secretions, salivation, presence of tremors, convulsions, changes in activity levels, posture, gait, sensory responses to stimuli, and strange behaviors were systematically evaluated according to the table proposed by Morton and Griffiths [ 12].
However, many sonification designs to date have not been systematically evaluated and there have been few quantitative approaches to objective comparisons of sonification paradigms.
