Sentence examples for I evaluate how from inspiring English sources
I evaluate how Christian organizations adopt new information communication technology, particularly the obstacles to the appropriation of and the challenges to church authority presented by new technology as well as the relationship between real and virtual communities.
I study spillovers within the firm by looking at the workers who are unaffected by the policy and I evaluate how an extra euro of subsidies to low-paid individuals is redistributed along the wage distribution.
In this short note, I evaluate how much credibility the central bank has gained in the last three years by using a unique data set that looks at firms' decisions that are affected by the prospects of inflation.
Specifically, I evaluated how this duct varies among populations of two species in the A. socius complex (A. socius and A. sp. nov. Tex) to determine if this particular fertilization trait is evolving rapidly and is associated with species boundaries.
To investigate the utility of histone modification data in the analysis of cellular contexts without such data, I evaluated how well genome-wide H3K27ac and H3K4me1 data collected in different developmental stages, tissues, and species were able to predict experimentally validated heart enhancers active at embryonic day 11.5 (E11.5) in mouse.
"When I signed for the New York Cosmos in December, I said I would evaluate how I felt towards the end of the year and assess whether I would continue to play," Raúl said Thursday.
Some colleagues taught me early on that whenever I receive negative feedback, I should evaluate how well I take the feedback.
There were also requests for more experimentation from one (the third) reviewer, which I think sound reasonable, but I cannot evaluate how much work is involved.
I established new feedback loops as Education Minister precisely so that I could evaluate how initiatives and their implementation were being perceived on the ground (Andrews, 2014, pp 45 51).
Considering that adventitious root formation (ARF) relies on adequate supply of carbon, the objectives of this study were (I) to evaluate how CO2 assimilation contributes to the carbon balance of petunia cuttings and (II) to study the extent to which CO2 assimilation depends on the progress of ARF and environmental key factors.
I don't speak Chinese so I can't evaluate how good a job Google does with Chinese voice search (perhaps some of our readers who know Mandarin can give it a whirl and tell us their impressions in comments).
