Sentence examples for evaluate given from inspiring English sources
Some of the "systemic" failures described in documents and statements released last week by the White House, such as the intelligence bureaucracy's recurrent dot dyslexia, were difficult to evaluate, given the scant detail; they may have been as inevitable as human imperfection.
Such criticisms become difficult to evaluate given Davidson's a priori procedure for establishing the token-identity thesis.
Nevertheless, I expressed reservation about the numbers, which were hard to evaluate given the prevalence of unusual accounting items.
Whether a JTB+safety analysis of knowledge could be successful is somewhat difficult to evaluate, given the vagueness of the stated 'nearby' condition.
It is possible to evaluate given pdb-formatted protein files and produce an output similar to the Z-score [1] used in PROSAII.
Image analysis is generally performed using relatively simple geometrical phantoms which are designed to evaluate given imaging phenomena, characteristics or correction methods.
"The necessity to perform a feeding trial with whole food/feed should be carefully evaluated given the high number of animals needed," the G-TwYST report concluded.
Adopting the MFW "dual minority protection" structure, however, also entails downsides, risks and costs, which need to be evaluated given the specific facts of each transaction.
Just as the league is reassessing today's game with a view toward safety, parts of N.F.L. history will inevitably be re-evaluated, given what we know about the effects of head trauma.
In The Modularity of Mind, Fodor steps into a roboticist's shoes and, with the frame problem in mind, asks much the same question: "How … does the machine's program determine which beliefs the robot ought to re-evaluate given that it has embarked upon some or other course of action?" (Fodor 1983, 114).
This approach has been implemented in an academic institution in the Philippines where six DMUs are evaluated given six inputs and two outputs.
