Sentence examples for easier to evaluate from inspiring English sources

According to Hsee [ 12] attributes that are difficult to evaluate on desirability have lower impact on preferences in separate evaluations than attributes that are easier to evaluate.

Larger studies are required, but response evaluation using metabolic imaging might be easier to evaluate in trials of induction chemotherapy alone or new biological agents, before the administration of radiation therapy.

That makes it easier to evaluate their performance.

Why are some explanations easier to evaluate than others?

Contested though they still are, it is far easier to evaluate Clark's TV programmes than the rest of his life.

What's easier to evaluate is how much coverage Hurricane Irene received in comparison with other hurricanes.

A.I.G. has said they are easier to evaluate and therefore less risky.

And it is much easier to evaluate a dog's health and temperament if the owner brings it in.

Because health gains are measurable, health programs are easier to evaluate.

The Mexican government did something unusual: it phased in Progresa in a way that made it easier to evaluate its impact.

Vacation rental sites are increasingly offering customer reviews, making it easier to evaluate whether a property lives up to its description.