Sentence examples for to clearly evaluate from inspiring English sources

Many histological studies showed inconsistent results in the role of EMT during lung fibrosis, mainly due to lack of available method to detect dynamic and transient state of EMT as well as marker to clearly evaluate mesenchymal phenotypes35,36.

Recent insights into AMPK structure, regulation, and holoenzyme-sensitive signaling may provide the hindsight needed to clearly evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of past AMPK drug discovery efforts.

Regression analysis pointed out the importance of major wastewater treatment facilities that might overpass the effects of imperviousness, and therefore further research should either take them explicitly into account or select a wastewater facility-free catchment sample to clearly evaluate the impacts of urban landscape on low flows.

In the case of wood and straw ash, it was not possible to clearly evaluate their potential as P fertilisers based on the results presented here.

Others have enlightened the importance to clearly evaluate the complaints that patients relate to Essure®, at the risk of removing the implants without improvement [2, 4].

To clearly evaluate the effectiveness of linear and quadratic control strategies, we introduce a Baseline Policy to highlight the significance of this study by comparing baseline with linear and quadratic policies.

We also chose to see the post-mortem damage specific to ancient DNA to more clearly evaluate the ancient origin of the extracted DNA.

(See the exhibit "The Customer Divestment Continuum"). After you have done the hard work of reassessing your present relationships with customers, educating unprofitable customers, renegotiating the value proposition, or migrating customers to other partners or providers, you will be able to more clearly evaluate the importance of such customers to the company's long-term success.

To more clearly evaluate the predictive role of pAKT to the radiation response in patients with cervical cancer, further studies with larger sample size will be performed.

We have separated out all the participating populations (i.e. the two populations represented in Jin et al. [ 35], genotypes attributed to Reiss in [ 31], in addition the genotypes attributed to Offitt in [ 31] were removed, as they were included by Kaklamani et al. [ 32]) in order to more clearly evaluate and display the data.

Despite its extensive use in these patients, EM clinical efficacy and safety in the "real-world" patient population still need to be clearly evaluated.