Examples of using Can be evaluated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Our vital principles, with the help of which we can be evaluated.
However, the world economy can be evaluated and expressed in many more ways.
The results can be evaluated statistically using expected means, standard deviations, and yields.
A breach of a dark blue zone can be evaluated as a continuation signal.
All these phenomena can be evaluated by analysing the appropriate statistics.(Annex 7***).
Climate models can be evaluated both on their ability to hindcast past temperatures and forecast future ones.
All applications can be evaluated in the lab and subsequently scaled up to the production size, linearly.
Thyroid functions can be evaluated with a simple blood test. The high level of TSH indicates Hypothyroidism.
About the quality of Green Tea leaves can be evaluated from four aspects: color, aroma and shape.
We do not recommend using any more pills until the situation can be evaluated by a trained support person.
Such seriousness can be evaluated through the actions of both State agencies and private actors on a case-by-case basis.
all partnerships should establish clear benchmarks and time-bound targets against which they can be evaluated.
However, it is not always possible to obtain qualitative evidence against which the status of women can be evaluated.
The negotiations can be evaluated after a specific period of time(a maximum of 6 months)
(c) Ensure that government projects address the realities of the local communities and include systematic, participatory processes that can be evaluated.
Other proposals can be evaluated and discussed on a bilateral basis between the Government of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and UNPROFOR.
A limited number of the above factors are specific to the type of explosive ordnance and can be evaluated to assess relative risk.
All trades of Strategy Developers are recorded and can be evaluated by new traders,
One change in the labour market can be evaluated by examining the way in which participation in that market has evolved over recent years.
Finally, much has been made in the context of the Covenant of the importance of establishing benchmarks against which governmental performance can be evaluated.
