The second asks about the role of evaluation in jurisprudential methodology: Are first-order legal theories inherently or necessarily evaluative or can they be purely descriptive?
The central theoretical nationalist evaluative claims can be charted on the map of possible positions within political theory in the following useful but somewhat simplified and schematic way.
In individuals with lateral elbow tendinopathy, the thickness of the common lateral extensors tendon can be evaluated by musculoskeletal ultrasonography (MSU) for diagnostic and evaluative purposes.
That a term is purely descriptive means only that one can decide whether or not it applies without recourse to evaluative judgments.
Thus FA theories must explicate a notion of fittingness that can distinguish reasons of the right kind: those relevant to evaluative judgment of the object.
Consistent with the notion that automatic evaluation can influence higher order evaluative judgments [ 18], automatic evaluation of body-related words may influence subsequent, consciously-monitored appearance-related evaluative processes and behaviours.
This checklist is descriptive, not evaluative.
By using moral philosophy, we can understand the evaluative content of emotions such as guilt and shame – common occurrences in the proposed diagnosis of moral injury - and how they might be responded to morally.
Some philosophers think that we can intuitively distinguish evaluative predicates (like 'is right'is'is good', 'is virtuous', etc).
Comparisons about magnitudes between wave velocities can be an evaluative indicator of accuracy and reliability for the improved model.
Directive respect does not admit of degrees (one either obeys the rule or doesn't), but the others do (we can have more evaluative respect for one person than another).
