Sentence examples for evaluating at all from inspiring English sources

So in the formulation of the SST the scaled frequencies are chosen from the fundamental and harmonic frequency components instead of evaluating at all the frequencies.

More than half of the local health improvement projects had not been evaluated at all, or the evaluations lacked rigour.

As many good projects may not have been evaluated at all or their evaluations were not available or judged of sufficient quality, the materials do not reflect the full range of UNICEF supported activities in girls' education.

Loss to follow-up, where a patient does not participate in planned follow-up evaluations in a trial or cannot be evaluated at all, is also a major cause of bias in randomised controlled trials, but is a separate and statistically more difficult problem (for a discussion of this topic, see Dunn et al 10).

Each nursing evaluation was adjudicated as follows: whether the dimension (delirium) was evaluated at all, whether the dimension was evaluated with an appropriate scale (either the ICDSC or the Confusion Assessment Method for the Intensive Care Unit), and whether the scale was used correctly.

Most teachers are routinely rated as satisfactory, and many are never evaluated at all.

In the vast majority of cases, if mHealth projects have been evaluated at all, they've been evaluated for feasibility – does this system work?

Most muni defaults occur in bonds that are not evaluated at all by bond rating agencies like Moody's, Standard & Poor's and Fitch.

The separation gap is evaluated at all the seismic demand levels for both pounding cases.

Therefore, in order for the NR algorithm to work correctly and find a proper solution, models should be designed to be evaluated at all biases.

So even if the bias is physically possible or not, for the NR algorithm to find a solution the model must evaluate at all bias.