Sentence examples for whereas assessing from inspiring English sources

This indirect assessment only allowed us to infer realized mate choice, whereas assessing female preference would have required letting females choose a partner in the absence of constraints [ 44].

The reprogramming efficiency provided by different methods, defined as the number of bona fide iPSC colonies obtained per starting cell, is relatively easy to estimate, whereas assessing the quality of the generated cell lines remains approximate.

In the stratified analysis, only assessing patient's physical activity was a significant correlate among physicians whereas assessing patient's physical activity, feeling prepared to provide counseling and working in units with physical activity interventions were significant correlates among nurses.

The quadratic influence upon the pathogenic risk is more pronounced for PolyPhen than for Grantham when modelled jointly with other predictors, whereas assessed individually they showed an equally strong indication of non-linearity.

Whereas, to assess the association between the outcome variable of interest and attitude, the composite variable was dichotomized using the median of the ten attitude questions.

The validity of responses of absenteeism was assessed by comparing self-reported values with data from a central office of statistics, whereas for assessing validity of responses concerning presenteeism, the authors commented that there was no gold standard.

The normality is required for all parametric comparison tests, whereas for tests assessing differences between repeated measures in dependent samples, a normal distribution is required for those differences.

Whereas questions 1 4 assessed students' understanding of basic knowledge of the flow of matter at the subcellular level, questions 5 9 on mass gain and loss in plants assessed students' understanding of photosynthesis (and respiration) at the organismal level.

Thus, whereas we assessed the correlation between CEIP and HEIP, the other studies assessed the correlation between CEIP and clinical features.

Most farmers do not routinely monitor water quality parameters, whereas others assess them occasionally and without taking into account the periods of peak and low levels (Shoko et al. 2011).

The analysis also showed that whereas many assessed stocks have been recovering for about 10 years, most are still just below the level for maximum sustainable yield, which means they are only slightly overfished.