Sentence examples for evaluate one another from inspiring English sources
The Clinton and Bush administrations had defended the policy, saying secrecy was essential to the peer review process by which doctors evaluate one another.
Its most innovative project was a kind of online writing workshop, inviting mostly unpublished writers to submit samples and evaluate one another's work.
The project's most important feature is the requirement that teachers meet locally to evaluate one another's lessons and develop common expectations of students.
To maintain confidentiality, the moderators encouraged the participants to keep and protect each participant's views, opinions, and expressions within the group and not to use these to judge or evaluate one another during or after the FGDs.
We are more accustomed than ever to evaluating one another's personalities based on curated expressions of likes and dislikes; we submit to endless online quizzes and interrogations for the privilege of being known to our followers and our friends.
Subsequently, all the student groups in a particular lab section evaluated one another's samples.
But it raised more questions than it answered about just what makes a good book, how to evaluate one book against another and whether it is at all possible to come to some sort of fair and objective decision.
All of this points to the limits of voluntary corporate commitments, particularly in the absence of science-based, comparable and transparent metrics that would allow stakeholders to evaluate one company against another.
Studies that evaluate one drug against another provide direct evidence of comparative benefits and harms and are preferred over indirect comparisons.
It has been difficult to evaluate one piece of evidence over another because of the nature of the evidence.
