Sentence examples for evaluation can occur from inspiring English sources
This negative evaluation can occur in any social situation, but the gym is a perfect platform for people to potentially look at and judge you and your performance".
Memory consolidation in SWS is likely to require broad evaluation of behavioral experiences, and the present results suggest that this evaluation can occur in the absence of their reward prediction contingencies, as represented in the activity of VTA neurons.
The time curves (Wöhler curves) and the damage ratio based on the consumed energy were compared to those obtained according to Palmgren Miner rules; this comparison served to show how under-evaluations can occur with high damage ratios.
The distal interphalangeal joints and gull wing appearance should be excluded from this evaluation since they can occur in osteoarthritis.
This finding could be due to the acceptance of discomfort and physical limitation and the re-evaluation of goals that can occur through 'response shift' [ 64, 65].
For instance, selecting from the advantageous decks requires a demanding evaluation of each decks' payoff that can occur only under conscious control.
We conclude that, since modification can occur at the evaluation stage, there is still scope for some of these barriers to be corrected to address the needs, and enhance the experiences, of CPs using the service, and make recommendations on how current challenges could be resolved.
Pathologic evaluation is often free of inflammation, however superinfection can occur and progress to osteomyelitis due to the limited blood supply of the dense bone [ 6, 8, 10].
We provide a Mixed Methods Evaluation Framework that identifies 9 ways in which UCs can occur, and we apply this framework to two of the case studies.
Further observation time is needed for a final evaluation of late toxicity, since especially late GU toxicity can occur up to ten years after treatment.
This is in contrast with the assessment of the treatment response where several biases can occur, e.g. measurement bias or evaluation time bias [ 28].
