The plausibility of its associated moral psychology is not, of course, the only dimension on which an ethical theory may be evaluated; equally important are evaluative or normative questions having to do with how well a theory fares when compared to important convictions about such things as justice, fairness, and the good life.
Interview and survey questions were crafted carefully and all data collated was evaluated equally.
All of these aspects are evaluated equally in order to help to increase the usability.
"I see it as a positive, in that allowing for soft skills to be evaluated equally may offer some opportunities to researchers at smaller institutions who may not have advantages in resources, instrumentation or corporate recruiting.
We have a performance-based culture and everyone is evaluated equally.
Military officials have emphasized they expect men and women to be treated and evaluated equally in training programs.
While some may attribute their success to a high G.P.A., competitive SAT scores, or parents who make a substantial monetary donation, admissions counselors maintain that all applicants are evaluated equally with a comprehensive formula and that each application is often read multiple times.
Distribution of effects: three cases were evaluated: equally distributed direct and indirect effects, primarily direct effects of the main independent variable, and primarily indirect effects of the main independent variable.
Children without visual difficulty should be equally evaluated, as many children with headache attributed to uncorrected amteropia do not report vision complaints.
Children without visual difficulty should be equally evaluated, as many children with headache and uncorrected amteropia do not have vision complaints.
