Sentence examples for ability to properly evaluate from inspiring English sources

Arthur said that a number of veterinarians who examine horses for soundness before they race are concerned that the presence of those drugs compromises their ability to properly evaluate horses.

Much of this stifling of our Main Street businesses is largely based on a broken banking system, one void of technology innovation and the ability to properly evaluate the creditworthiness of a small business.

Elisabeth's concerns about our ability to properly evaluate our actions lead her to express a further concern, this time about the possibility of measuring value objectively, given that we each have personal biases, whether by temperament or by matters of self-interest.

The current lack of thorough understanding and mechanistic characterization of the interlayer bonding behavior that enables to accurately simulate the change in structural responses of pavement system is probably the greatest deficiency in our ability to properly evaluate the effect of interlayer bonding condition for asphalt pavements.

And they could lack the time or ability to properly evaluate an immigrant's case.

The International Gustav Mahler Society has just initiated a study to properly evaluate the Israel score.

That's just not a large enough sample size to properly evaluate the entire league.

And to properly evaluate a belief is simply to take into proper account its evidential import.

More independent research is needed to properly evaluate the speed, performance, and reliability of this tool.

Coverage density and orientation of antibodies were strictly controlled to properly evaluate their effects.

In our experience, respondents generally require more time to properly evaluate a larger number of photographs.