The phrase "a true evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or authenticity of an assessment or judgment.
Example: "In order to improve our services, we need a true evaluation of customer feedback."
Alternatives: "an accurate assessment" or "a genuine appraisal".
A true evaluation requires considering the entire slate, including Miramax's financing of the Portuguese-language "City of God" and Stephen Frears's "Dirty Pretty Things," and its distribution of "The Barbarian Invasions" and "The Magdalene Sisters".
The combination of the subjective rating and the compression ratio will provide a true evaluation of the coder performance.
Even though there are objective measures such as SNR, total harmonic distortion (THD), and Noise-to-mask ratio [34] they would not give a true evaluation of the audio codec particularly if they use lossy schemes as in the proposed technique.
That comment could be taken as a "petty" shot by the Yanks, instead of a true evaluation of talent.
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Thus, we find that a true evaluation of the accuracy of the minor functional distinction is not possible.
If this is true, evaluation at a later stage may show more favourable results.
Such a true negative evaluation of SAs is thought to fuel their fear of negative evaluation (Alden 2001).
Further, Equation (32) states that for each condition of that has to be evaluated to TRUE, there exists a condition of a scoped path in the original program that will imply the True evaluation of (by predicate ).
That is, a given network pair is in the True evaluation set if the two networks are generated from the same graph family and in the False set otherwise.
For a true economic evaluation, cost and benefits of different therapies are usually compared.
