Sentence examples for appraise is a from inspiring English sources

What she left, besides a staggering inventory of choice possessions that took a team of notaries a year to appraise, is a mystery still worthy of contemplation: did Pompadour fulfill a great destiny or betray one?

In this sense, financial institutions are encouraged to increase its percentage of mortgages with a loan to value lower than 80%%, and over-appraising is an effective way of doing so.

"Antiques Roadshow" (Mon., 8 p.m. ET on PBS) was in Minneapolis Monday night, and one of the standout items brought in to be appraised was a cardboard cutout, or standee, of The King himself, Elvis Presley.

Even the items that do appraise is unlikely to make you a millionaire.

The APPRAISE trial is a Phase II that randomized NSCLC patients to roscovitine versus best supportive care.

Frusciante's most highly appraised instrument is a 1955 Gretsch White Falcon, which he used twice per show during the By the Way tour.

"But appraising is as much an art as it is a science".

These are briefly described below Barrier 1: Inability to understand and critically appraise health information: We found that the inability to understand and critically appraise health information is a key barrier to obtaining information.

Discussing the ratings for EastEnders Live: The Aftermath, controller of BBC Three Danny Cohen appraised: "It is an amazing testament to the EastEnders team and the brave and brilliant drama they provided".

While critically appraising evidence is an important aspiration for healthcare professionals, research suggests nurses are often unable to find the time, and sometimes lack the skills, to do so [ 24, 38- 40].

Further, 79% agreed or strongly agreed that critically appraising evidence is an important step in the EBP process and 78% agreed or strongly agreed that EBP resulted in the best clinical care for patients (Table  3).