Sentence examples for evaluating on a from inspiring English sources
The value gained from a significant increase in minutes far outweighs any other value in fantasy basketball when evaluating on a one-night basis.
This strategic orientation aligns with the ontological orientation of complexity absorption that "sees reality as a process devoid of any solid substantial objects that can be relied on to stay the same" (Cavaleri, 2008, p. 476); thus, the strategic stance is the one in which an individual is continuously evaluating on a moment by moment basis the situation in which one finds oneself.
But we do need to get back to evaluating on a reasonable, case-by-case basis when a death or injury is due to obvious neglect or depraved indifference on the part of a manufacturer — versus when it was simply a tragic accident of immeasurable cost.
Evaluating on a collection of 202 full-text articles in which authors have ranked the figures based on importance, our best system achieved a weighted error rate of 0.2, which is significantly better than several other baseline systems we explored.
Our data also indicate that other molecular markers first used in this study would be worth evaluating on a larger scale, as they might increase the capacity to discriminate isolates with very similar profiles in PFGE or VNTR analyses.
"We've had some broadcasters and individuals [complaining] and it's something we are evaluating on an on-going basis".
For instance, they evaluate on a scale 1 to 5 for each of the evaluation items.
"It's something you have to evaluate on a daily basis," Girardi said.
Small banks -- those with assets of $250 million or less -- are evaluated on a less stringent basis.
