Sentence examples for assess more critically from inspiring English sources
"We need to pause now and look at where there's been progress, where there's been loss, and assess more critically what the next 10 years are going to look like," says Sue Mobley, community engagement manager for the Tulane City Center, which partners students with outside groups on community development projects.
This should be assessed more systematically.
This will lead apprentices to assess their social integration more critically and differentially.
About half of the individuals in the present study expressed another consequence of diagnosis, namely the gaining of important new knowledge about themselves, which sometimes made them assess their own behaviour more critically.
This means that further studies will be needed to identify homologies and analogies in the neural circuitry underlying USVs in mice and vocalizations in non-human primates and humans in order to more critically assess to what extend mouse vocalizations can model aspects of human speech and language evolution.
Conditions for sustainability and possible scaling-up need to be more critically assessed.
The issues summarized in Table 5 suggest that the NCI studies should have been more critically assessed by reviewing agencies instead of simply accepting the reported results.
This chapter is intended for scientists and engineers who are interested in using APT to characterize semiconductor nanowires or for those who wish to assess research findings derived from APT more critically and with a greater understanding of the method.
The Sikh Coalition said that U.S. News and World Report should have "thought more critically" about their image choice and assessed the impact of their stories on the community.
And they say that everything from the history of the Holocaust to the tight geography of the Middle East demands that they assess the risk of missing the turn in Iran much more critically than Washington does.
Even recent studies assessed here to have few threats to validity may be judged more critically in a few years, due to the rapid evolution of the field.
