Sentence examples for evaluate the art from inspiring English sources
Through all the changes of Romanesque and Gothic, no body of critical literature appeared in which people tried to evaluate the art and distinguish old from new, good from bad.
The 16 survey questions were designed to collect raw, quantitative data to evaluate the art courses from five main attribute categories (project goals and outcomes, assessment, independent thinking, learning environment, overall evaluation).
Data were collected in May to evaluate the art courses and provide an indication of the worth of our multidisciplinary, instructional methodology for possible future expansions of the same, beyond the one-semester study.
Skittering through the crowd, 8-year-old Clara Blue Cantor, granddaughter of the Bomb board member Paul Cantor, evaluated the art for sale with a precociously gimlet eye.
If neutrality is her aim, Slavick might have pointed us to the fact that the military model for evaluating the art of war hasn't been applicable to wartime art in the West since the late nineteenth century--the last time that painters who glamorized war were made canonical to art history.
The same examiner evaluated the ART at 1, 3, 6 and 12 months after preparation, using the same criteria for restorations and sealants.
To evaluate the performance of ART at the service-delivery level in Iganga District, two onsite surveys were conducted at all ART-providing HCs in June 2008 and September 2009.
A randomised controlled trial will evaluate the intervention among ART patients in public hospital-based HIV clinics in Tshwane, South Africa.
We also constructed Kaplan-Meier survival curves adjusted for factors associated with mortality to evaluate the association between ART and time to death.
More specifically we aimed to evaluate the state of art so far regarding genotypic correlation to adverse neonatal outcome in newborn exposed to SSRI during foetal life.
In this article, we discuss approaches to evaluate the impact of ART market interventions to establish as far as possible the causal effect of the intervention on population health outcomes.
