Sentence examples for evaluated candidates from inspiring English sources

A representative of the prison guard union said it evaluated candidates based on a variety of factors, including their philosophies, integrity and effectiveness.

One Yale study found that science researchers evaluated candidates with female names on their resumes as less competent and less hirable than male-named candidates with identical experience; the male candidates were offered higher salaries and more career mentoring.

A study by Iris Bohnet of Harvard Kennedy School showed that thinking about candidates in groups helped managers compare individuals by performance — but when managers evaluated candidates individually they fell back on gendered heuristics.

It should be fairly straightforward to interview potential lab techs: "I evaluated candidates who applied, spoke to their referees, conducted personal interviews, and trusted my instincts to select the best candidate," recalls Radhakrishnan.

We initially evaluated candidates independent of size; however, to achieve high confidence miRNAs we ultimately chose to subject candidates to a size cutoff of <25 nt present in Gasz−/− controls to exclude possible novel piRNAs.

For phenotypically evaluated candidates, GS is of interest due to its ability to give GEBV with higher accuracy (r ÂA, the correlation between true and estimated breeding values) than the EBV traditionally obtained through expected additive relationships computed from the pedigree.

So who is the holistically evaluated candidate?

Moreover, these studies evaluated candidate genes known to be important for sex determination in other species.

Having them evaluate candidates can add objectivity.

We will evaluate candidates on that basis.

We should evaluate candidates on their own merits and not drag in their families.