Sentence examples for evaluates most of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Kay B. Banks, a nurse practitioner who previously worked in family practice and as Dr. Rohrich's operating room nurse, evaluates most of the patients, decides on the appropriate procedures and administers injections and other treatments.

The SF-36 is a generic questionnaire that evaluates most of the health-related areas relevant to multiple diseases and their treatment but, as a generic questionnaire, it is not designed to assess specifically QoL related to the treatment of arrhythmias.

The Fresno test is an instrument that evaluates most of EBP steps with a high reliability and validity in the English original version.

The authors' ferocious conviction, despite their lack of formal credentials for evaluating most of the nutritional and medical research in the books, has clearly been the books' driving force.

Many catalyst systems have been evaluated, most of which utilise Pd as the active component.

"We have evaluated most of the container management platforms out there, over the course of the last eighteen months and, after quite a bit of research, chose ContainerX," said Terry Warren, President and co-founder of Advantage24.

Clinical holistic diagnosis (CHD) in Chinese medicine (CM) has tried to evaluate most of the whole body functions non-invasively but subjectively via pulse diagnosis (PD).

We have also considered and evaluated most of famous evolutionary algorithms such as Simulated Annealing (SA), genetic algorithm (GA), Teaching-Learning-Based Optimization (TLBO), Harmony Search (HS) and Ant Colony Optimization (ACO).

In this paper, 1D leakage models are proposed based on classical jet theories and dynamics equations, which can be used to evaluate most of the main features of shroud leakage flow, including the mass flow rate, radial and circumferential momentum, temperature and the jet width.

The FCC's decision affects just those two states' laws but will undoubtedly become a precedent to evaluate most of the other 17 states' restrictions on municipal broadband.

So I appreciate Ryan and Jetha's questioning spirit, but I have to admit that I can't evaluate most of their conclusions.