Sentence examples for best to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Whether or not this assumption is correct, another important systems evaluation issue is: how best to evaluate the effectiveness of the navigator role?

As for the emotional costs to patients, how best to evaluate that is not entirely clear.

Gove and Duncan are also expected to look at how best to evaluate teachers' performance, and how to reach "historically under-served" communities.

The move toward the single statewide placement assessments puts Texas at the forefront of states that are tackling how best to evaluate students as they enter college, Ms. Burdman said.

As I spent time at Riverdale last year, it became apparent to me that the debate over character at the school wasn't just about how best to evaluate and improve students' character.

After doing its best to evaluate the significance of all this, the jury had tried, it seemed, to decide the case on the basis of a point on which no expert testimony was introduced — the identity of the person who operated the typewriter.

In a piece immodestly entitled "The Best Column in the World", Wodzinski suggests that artists aren't perhaps best placed to evaluate their own work.

Sometimes it seems that the best way to evaluate the Los Angeles rapper the Game is by the names he drops.

One option is for a reputable external agency, such as the Bank for International Settlements, to look at the best way to evaluate MDB finances.

Some theorize that a randomized clinical trial, the gold standard for medical research, may not be the best way to evaluate vitamin supplements.

The accompanying chart shows the Chicago Fed's index in a three-month moving average, which the Fed says is the best way to evaluate the data.