Sentence examples for evaluating how many from inspiring English sources

In one scene, a teacher with a tablet computer crouches next to a second-grader evaluating how many words per minute he can read: 55 words read; 43 correctly.

Ramanand explains that the kind of real-time information Signifyd delves into is comparing emails of customers with those on black lists of fraudsters, evaluating how many times a card has been used in the past hour, and matching online identities with offline personas.

The startup deduced the $4 billion data point be evaluating how many political organizations have an online fundraising presence (600K organizations, candidates, political groups), the average donation size ($130) and the average number of donors that contribute to a campaign online (50 donors per campaign).

I wondered how she hadn't ended up cynical and bitter in evaluating how many improvements have been made vs. how many remain undermined.

Lesson #2: Create formal mechanisms for soliciting feedback and evaluating how many people are getting health-safety information and how many people found it adequate.

It can also be used with other types of quartet queries, e.g. evaluating how many times a given quartet topology appears in a collection of phylogenetic trees.

That has made it impossible for the agency to evaluate how many members of this population would qualify for asylum.

While railroads around the country re-evaluated how many hours they should let engineers work, the real problem was in medical screening procedures.

The authority will announce the full duration of the grace period after it evaluates how many unused cards are in circulation.

It's the same with the internal kicking data we use - the kicking coach will evaluate at every given situation how many chases there should have been and go through the video and evaluate how many effective chases were made.

The purpose of the recent study was to evaluate how many junior and senior high school cheerleaders with head injuries recognize and report the seriousness of their injuries.