The phrase "whereby evaluating" can be grammatically correct and usable in written English when used in a specific context or structure.
An example of correct usage could be: "The new system proposed by the company will be implemented, whereby evaluating its effectiveness after three months of use." In this sentence, "whereby evaluating" is used to show the purpose or means by which the effectiveness of the new system will be evaluated. However, if it is not used in a specific context or structure, the phrase may not be grammatically correct or make sense. For example, the phrase "I went to the store whereby evaluating prices" is not grammatically correct as it is missing a verb after "whereby."
Research psychologists have found that all normal humans are geniuses at reading the intentions of others, whereby they evaluate, gossip, proselytize, bond, cooperate and control.
This was proved by comparison of the results using a normalised constant phase element whereby the evaluated coating parameters are in good agreement using both models.
The dominant view espouses a deliberative trust formation process whereby shoppers evaluate security certificates, return policies, user feedback and the like, implying a highly rational underlying trust calculus.
We followed a natural experiment approach whereby we evaluated floating population patterns at two specific intervals of time: seven days before and seven days after the launch of Pokémon Go.
In this section, we describe a method in which the said information is applied proactively, that is, in a manner whereby previously evaluated solutions direct the choice of future hypotheses.
In this way, regulators mitigated the so-called Lake Wobegon effect, whereby every bank evaluated in isolation comes out above average.
In the next step, all combinations of possible statistical parameters were evaluated, whereby the influence of sample sizes was also taken into account.
These modeling techniques work on the principle whereby a computer evaluates the model numerically and produces data in order to estimate the characteristics of the model [23].
Upon strengthening the chocolate brands through product diversifications, these global brands positioned themselves through internationalisation strategy; whereby chocolate firms evaluate specific-advantages, such as ownership, location and internalisation (Dunning 1988), and also exploit resources available as summarised in Fig. 2.
For each of the burst models, separate model errors for short and long defects are also evaluated, whereby the short and long defects are separated by the transition normalized defect length that is identified using the weighted average COV approach.
