Sentence examples similar to evaluated the fact from inspiring English sources

Later Wan et al. evaluated the FACT-G in 552 cancer patients in Mainland China.

"But after talking about it, evaluating the fact that he probably wouldn't have been able to throw until Sunday anyway, it gets to the point where you protect him from himself.

"If it suspects violations, it evaluates the facts and takes appropriate action".

"The hierarchical rank of the perpetrator must be of no consequence in evaluating the facts," she said.

I trust them [the judges]; I think they are intelligent people who evaluate the facts.

"You now have a U.S. federal district judge who's had a chance to evaluate the facts and draw legal conclusions.

An inference engine interprets and evaluates the facts in the knowledge base in order to provide an answer.

Winston's attorneys have put public documents related to his case on a dedicated Web site so that people who see the film can evaluate the facts of the case for themselves.

It means complainants are unable to evaluate the facts that determine findings, inhibiting complainants' ability to contest these facts and take further informed actions, such as filing civil suits.

Finra found that Morgan Keegan sold shares in a large fund from January 2006 to September 2007, "using sales materials that contained exaggerated claims, failed to provide a sound basis for evaluating the facts regarding the fund, were not fair and balanced and did not adequately disclose the impact of market conditions in 2007 that caused substantial losses" to the fund's value.

"Radisson is suspending its limited sponsorship of the Minnesota Vikings while we evaluate the facts and circumstances," the company said.