The criteria were evaluated in terms of comprehensibility and reliability.
The TDF-SD formulations were evaluated in terms of the solubility, in vitro dissolution, and stability.
These options were evaluated in terms of their economic, technological, and environmental feasibilities.
The electrode design and materials were evaluated in terms of harvesting efficiency.
Filtration performances were evaluated in terms of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and assimilable organic carbon (AOC).
Pretreatment effects were evaluated in terms of lignocellulosic composition, structure and enzymatic hydrolysis.
These findings were evaluated in terms of implications for rationality of human judgment and reasoning.
Formulations were evaluated in terms of physicochemical parameters, stability, release profile, and antimicrobial activity.
The formulations were evaluated in terms of particle size, zeta potential, and differential scanning calorimetry measurements.
The resulting microcapsules were evaluated in terms of moisture content, particle size, bulk density, and hygroscopicity.
Results were evaluated in terms of survival, growth and feed efficiency.
