Sentence examples for evaluated to a from inspiring English sources
"Research shows that women do have to prove themselves, work themselves harder and they are evaluated to a harsher standard," notes Simard.
The macroscopic stress field piled up among different layers could be separated from the microscopic grain-to-grain stress field and quantitatively evaluated to a degree of precision by employing a calibration procedure using chromophoric Al2O3 phase as a "stress sensor".
It supports two main types of policy analysis: policy querying, which analyses access requests evaluated to a certain decision, and change-impact analysis, which is used to compare policies.
The current system in which university presidents are evaluated to a great degree on budgetary matters and the sizes of the donations they can elicit has a particularly dispiriting consequence.
To test differences in enzyme activity and relative abundance of taxa by PhyloChip and amplicon pyrosequencing results in the lignin-amended versus unamended beads, student's paired t-tests were performed and evaluated to a p value of 0.05, unless otherwise noted.
Services that provide the footwear have been evaluated to a limited extent.
For the last year or so, these kids, the class of 2014, have been measured, ranked and evaluated to an extraordinary degree by GPAs and standardized test scores.
In 1914, when the moorland mist had cleared a little, Agnes Grey was re-evaluated to a degree, with writer May Sinclair, for example, noting that "Anne Brontë attacks her problem with a freedom and audacity before which her sisters' boldest enterprises seem cowardly and restrained.
PUSHNEW: the "place" argument must evaluate to a proper list.
Evaluate the first subexpression (the operator), which must evaluate to a procedure (see below).
