Sentence examples for to evaluate based on from inspiring English sources
Aim: To evaluate, based on ethical principles, Brazilian web sites information about "allergic rhinitis".
The most appropriate interval between interventions is difficult to evaluate based on the data analysis (and is absent from the literature); in our clinical practice the interval is based on the severity of stricturing at initial dilatation and clinical and cholangiographic results following intervention.
Residents chose whom and how many faculty to evaluate, based on whom they (had) work ed) with the most.
The suitability of P. putida as terpenoid producer is hard to evaluate based on the low number of available studies.
Although the overall effect of a Kampo formulation is certainly difficult to evaluate based on specific herbal medications or components, the approach as taken in this study might nonetheless contribute to further advancement in the development of new drugs via the review of proper usage and re-examination of the chemical compounds from a new perspective.
Besides electronic and spectroscopic properties of heterocyclic compounds can be very interesting to study and to evaluate based on its applications in many types of industries.
Many diseases of the external and middle ear are difficult to recognize and evaluate based on radiological images only, without knowledge concerning clinical symptoms and otoscopy findings.
Even though Vivaki's DSP is supposed to be evaluated based on its merits, it is becoming increasingly difficult to win those deals for outside ad networks.
To solve that, the state is requiring teachers without test results to be evaluated based on the scores of teachers at their school with test results.
The service is designed to drive performance reviews, eliminating the need for status meetings, and allowing employees to be evaluated based on concrete information rather than a manager's impressions.
"While most districts expected stable capital spending heading forward, a few noted manufacturers' plans to re-evaluate based on current economic conditions".
