Sentence examples for evaluate this statement from inspiring English sources
How should one evaluate this statement if a has the property in question whereas b lacks it?
However, more work must be done to evaluate this statement in other arrangements, including changed orientation and locations of inlets, unattached jets and non-isothermal conditions.
Fourth, since recent studies of divergence between conifer species have suggested that there might be major differences in evolutionary rates between conifers and angiosperms [ 26] we used the assembly together with data from P. glauca, P. sitchensis, Pinus taeda and Taxus mairei to evaluate this statement with a larger and more diverse data set.
In the next years we will have the opportunity to evaluate if this statement is valid for Psicologia: Reflexão e Crítica.
However, many IVF centers have introduced monofollicular IVF, as this technique promises to have some advantages in certain groups of patients 2. Therefore it remains to be evaluated if this statement also applies to monofollicular IVF.
The experts also evaluated each statement that addressed a key concept on: 1) the extent to which the statement addressed the intended key concept, 2) the clarity and accuracy of the statement, and 3) whether it was reasonable for someone with a background in general biology to evaluate the statement correctly.
When asked to evaluate the statement that the current curriculum should be modernized 32%% strongly agreed, 24%% agreed and 23%% slightly agreed (79%32%32 %).
Last week, a judge ruled that he would evaluate the statements separately as the trial unfolded, despite an appellate court ruling in April that provided clearance for admitting them.
But it is impossible to evaluate those statements because neither side will reveal precisely what charges were discussed, nor would they name the people who Mr. Cipel's lawyers said witnessed the encounters.
These areas were identified by collecting visionary statements on the future of TEL (Round 1) and by having 230 international experts evaluate those statements (Round 2).
