Sentence examples for to enable evaluation from inspiring English sources
By understanding the structural and genetic basis of these traits, quality evaluation programs could build upon their current capacity and develop tools to enable evaluation of these traits.
Although there was some leakage between the fuel and air reactors, it is low enough to enable evaluation of the combustion results.
For example, transcription factors including DREBs, ERFs, ZIP, WRKY, and MYB have been identified in soybean and are overexpressed in various model plant species to enable evaluation of their role under drought conditions.
This paper demonstrates how the System Dynamics methodology can be used to reduce dynamic complexity of business systems by modelling interactions between objectives and, in turn, to enable evaluation of business process effectiveness m Human Resource context.
We define 'customised' tools as those that focus on the life cycle phases and aspects of most relevance for the particular sector (in this case agriculture), and that parameterise practice variables to enable evaluation of practice alternatives.
In this work the approach is extended to enable evaluation of crossflow filtration operations to identify key process issues and aid in the rapid design of robust and scaleable filtration process.
A clean-burning cooking stove that also generates electricity (The Score-Stove™) was modified to enable evaluations to take place in 3 regions of Bangladesh.
Our goal is to enable evaluations and comparisons of decompositions into SBs.
One is to enable evaluations of how different settings are rated in terms of traffic, physical and social environmental variables, as well as in terms of perceptions of traffic safety and whether a route environment stimulates or hinders walking or bicycle commuting.
The concept requires that the objectives of the HCE be defined by the best available research, knowledge and experience in addition to explicit measures of the project's expected outcomes to enable evaluation after the building has been completed and is in use.
For example, adoption of a TBE approach in the evaluation of Health Action Zones in England was described as being intended to enable the evaluation to contribute to the process of learning [ 26].
