Sentence examples for called upon to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Abstract: Courts are often called upon to evaluate "mixed" conduct that has both harmful and beneficial effects.
His mother was a biology teacher, his father a psychiatrist often called upon to evaluate insanity pleas, but their son was a creature outside their usual experience.
A proper control environment is one factor an external auditor considers when called upon to evaluate internal control over financial reporting pursuant to Section 404.
Consequently, clinical practitioners and investigators alike will increasingly be called upon to evaluate the ethical acceptability of psychiatric research protocols encountered in their professional work.
We are a group of interdisciplinary academics passionate and called upon to evaluate, innovate, and disseminate advances in the field of virtual and augmented reality technology in real world clinical settings.
"We were particularly focused on situations where consultants and law firms may have previously worked on issues they would be called upon to evaluate in the review process," he said in a statement.
Groups, institutions, and organizations as a whole as well as those who hold positions of responsibility within them are called upon to regularly evaluate the effectiveness of their political work.
Yet civil engineers are called upon often to evaluate structures using various types of advanced NDT methods.
In other instances, an engineer may be the best one to call upon to help evaluate whether the rafters and beams can support a heavier surface, such as tile or slate.
These are the characteristic ranges that people all over the world have called upon again and again to evaluate themselves and others: do you tend to be interested in new ideas or closed-minded?
Herridge's data call upon us to evaluate strategies to improve patient outcomes further by altering how we care for patients in the ICU (steroids, neuromuscular blockade, nutrition) as well as developing programs to promote rehabilitation both during and after the patient's ICU stay.
