We are inclined to appraise it as the funniest thing we've see on television, & rarely have we seen so inept a performance as that of the players, umpires, & groundkeepers who were trying to catch the dog..
The aim of this review is, therefore, to bring the TMC into the limelight so as to appraise it as an attractive functional polymer for nanomedicine applications which is facing oversight, at present, by regulatory agencies and manufacturers.
For those not contacting their GP about their symptoms, the most common reason was that the symptom was trivial and they did not appraise it as needing medical attention.
They also appraised it mainly as a tool for investigating a case and sharing understanding, rather than for skill or knowledge acquisition although a "huge bunch of lab tests" were available.
"Agnelli was one of the first to start converting working boats into yachts," said Monica Paolazzi, a spokeswoman for Mr. Bassani's company, as she appraised it.
Her effort to stand back from life — to appraise it unsentimentally — makes her sound as dispassionate as if she had been sent to this sorry planet to appraise its evolution.
There is something uncomfortable about seeing Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Fritz buy a saddle from a frail old fellow of apparently modest means for $75 and later hear it appraised for as much as $5,000.
Her home, bought for about $250,000 in the 1980s, appraised as high as $950,000 when she last refinanced in 2006.
The dress, appraised as high as US$5,000, was stolen from the exhibit in January 2005.
Each fragment of evidence needs to be appraised, as it is extracted, for its relevance to theory testing and the rigour with which it has been produced.
