Kenya, for example, used a discretionary system to choose its Olympic marathon runners, evaluating them over a period of time.
"She needed the latest versions delivered by 2pm on a Friday afternoon so she could evaluate them over the weekend at her horse farm in the Hamptons".
First, there's the obvious journalistic fact that, since readers are likely to be aware of these films, explaining what they are — and evaluating them over and above the studios' self-crafted publicity — serves a crucial informational function.
Furthermore, we compare the robustness of SSA against QS by evaluating them over ranges of domain dimensions and edge length/s.
Testing the performance (predictive accuracy and run time) of the proposed methods, requires evaluating them over datasets with different properties such as (1) number of samples contained in the dataset, (2) number of cancer types contained in the dataset, and (3) the similarity level between samples from different cancer types, which indicating the difficulty of classification.
We're going to evaluate them and study them over five years.
"In this age of accountability, we're evaluating people all over the place, but seldom are we willing to take the time to actually evaluate them well".
He was evaluated and turned over to a sober friend.
For the initial trial, NIAID and the Army's Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases are recruiting 20 volunteers between the ages of 18 and 50 to receive one of two doses of the investigational vaccine and to have their responses to them evaluated nine times over 48 weeks.
Only three of them evaluated the intervention over at least 12 months (9, 10, 15), a major concern because shorter studies of chronic disease management may overestimate therapeutic benefit.
