Sentence examples for are evaluated only from inspiring English sources
verb
To draw conclusions from examining; to assess
- It will take several years to evaluate the material gathered in the survey.
In many conventional schools, for example, tenured teachers are evaluated only once every three or four years.
They are evaluated only once.
The retrieval errors presented are evaluated only for optimal retrievals with correct cloud phase identification.
Laziness restricts the exploitation of parallelism because expressions are evaluated only on demand.
We use adaptive time scales where forces are evaluated only on relevant particles instead of evaluating forces on all the particles at the smallest time scale.
This is a static network which, unlike an event tree, does not explicitly model time dependency, i.e. variables are evaluated only at a particular point in time.
By the time the fund was evaluated, only 30% of organisations funded by SEIF were using SROI.
While competence is highly valued, Cuddy says it is evaluated only after trust is established.
Its results can be evaluated only in terms of the adequacy of the overall system in the light of experience.
Since the men were evaluated only at 24 months, it also is difficult to determine whether the lower rate of infection was because of a reduced rate of acquisition or an increased rate of infection clearance.
RCS has been evaluated only at the specular point.
