However, to accept the charge that IARC evaluations are fundamentally biased, one has to assume that the scientists who were members of the Working Groups were incapable of appropriately evaluating weaknesses in the data, or that they distorted the evaluative process because of personal biases.
These neurons were good candidates for extraction of evaluative feedback because they could predict both positive and negative reinforcement.
For the passage could mean that "true" and "false" are meaningless not because evaluative judgments are essentially non-cognitive, but rather because competing evaluative views are immune to the effects of reasoning.
Jackson's proposal seemingly avoids triviality, because evaluative and descriptive predicates appear to be distinct.
And sometimes they do so because of evaluative judgments based in ultimately nonhedonic grounds.
Yet 'careless driving' is susceptible to sorites reasoning precisely because those evaluative and contextual considerations give reason to conclude that it is careless to drive with bald tires.
The reason for using the term "generic" is because the evaluative verb involves a generic mood that expresses general truth based on the speaker's observations or attitudes.
But a clear case of a vehicle counts as a 'vehicle' for the purpose of the Road Traffic Act just because the evaluative considerations that justify the use of the word 'vehicle' in that context clearly support its application.
In addition, the reason for labeling evaluative verbs as stative is because they follow the morphosyntactic alternation specified for stative verbs (Zeitoun and Huang 2000).
It is a task disliked by many instructors, not only because of the added workload associated with it but also because of the evaluative nature that requires us to make judgments about students' academic performance.
