The phrase "appraise not" is correct and usable in written English, though it is somewhat archaic.
It can be used in formal or literary contexts to express a negation of the act of appraisal or evaluation.
Example: "In matters of art, one should appraise not the surface but the depth of meaning."
Alternatives: "do not evaluate" or "refrain from assessing".
But in fact he's seriously hamstrung, largely because, in his determination to sermonize, in his unshakably instructive impulses, he demands to be appraised not as a composer or performer but as a thinker and interpreter.
Based upon inspection of plots, most variables were appraised not to follow a normal distribution.
The decision to appraise, or not, is confounded by the prevailing research culture where gold standard methodologies are the expectation.
For example, the decision to quality appraise, or not, is influenced by several factors: pragmatic (how shall I do it?), resource-based (how much time and how many people do I have available?), epistemological (can this method improve our knowledge?) and cultural (is this method considered valid by the research community?).
"I had the house appraised, and not factoring in historical value, we are well above what that tax roll shows," Mr. Wright said.
Even if describing and appraising are not utterly distinct and involve one another, it is generally admitted that the question of validity cannot be settled on the basis of historical or descriptive accounts alone.
And heaven forbid if the appraiser comes up with a assessment below what the owners think their property is worth -- even if, as often happens, Mrs. Schrittwieser said, "You point out to them that the closet you see in the house you're appraising is not the bedroom that they claimed it was".
Notably only the Argentinean and Italian wines appraised do not feature with significant maximum THQ values.
However, the ratio does not appraise soft-tissue stenosis and canal narrowing at the level of the intervertebral disc.
Just as we do not appraise carpenters on the basis of their golf game or golfers on the basis of their being able to pick locks, we will not want to appraise the human agent on an incidental basis.
