No, male and female students are not perceived and evaluated in the same way.
He was evaluated in the same manner and was given urgent status because of his rapid decline.
"She was evaluated in the same way we evaluate everyone," said Donald M. Saleh, Cornell's dean of admissions.
If every candidate, regardless of how they were sourced, isn't evaluated in the same way, you may be perpetuating a less-diverse organization.
Single plant selections are then made and evaluated in the same way as in the pedigree method of breeding.
One of their main disadvantage is that all samples should be simultaneously evaluated in the same session.
Dr. Mark Siegler, director of the MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics at the University of Chicago, said face transplant surgery should be evaluated in the same way other surgical innovations were.
"They're not going to be evaluated in the same time frame that the seniors or some of the juniors are," said one team executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
To an unusual degree, matters of written interpretation are 'below the radar', an in-house concern that also needs to evolve, be questioned and evaluated in the same way as other aspects of exhibition making.
The calculation of the three values for a given user is based on the different elements that appear when a linear regression (correlation coefficient, constant, and slope) is fitted between two curves evaluated in the same finite number of points.
Nannies can be evaluated in the same way as what economists call "experience goods" — like wine, whose value can only be determined after experiencing it.
