Sentence examples for evaluative body from inspiring English sources

FRANKFURT--Germany's 16 national research centers are too isolated, according to a new report from the nation's top scientific evaluative body.

FRANKFURT--Germany's 16 national research centers--a sprawling, $2-billion-a-year array of labs ranging from the DESY synchrotron in Hamburg to the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in Berlin--are too insular, according to a new report from the nation's top scientific evaluative body.

In this way, students are gradually exposed to the full set of criteria and the rules for using them and so build up a body of evaluative knowledge.

In contrast to the processing of food stimuli, an evaluative comparison of own body against slim women is associated with distinct brain activation patterns in women with and without BN.

Consistent with the notion that automatic evaluation can influence higher order evaluative judgments [ 18], automatic evaluation of body-related words may influence subsequent, consciously-monitored appearance-related evaluative processes and behaviours.

Each measure is reviewed and evaluated against the evaluative criteria.

We have chosen to use multiple evaluative and standardized classifications and measures on body function and structure, and on activities and participation as an integral part of our clinical routines.

"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".

Recall that, on his view, commonsense psychology consists, at least in part, of a body of self-justifying descriptive, explanatory, and evaluative principles.

As suggested in a previous cognitive-behavioral model of body image, it includes (i) body image evaluation which refers to satisfaction or dissatisfaction with one's body, including evaluative beliefs about it, and (ii) body image investment which refers to the cognitive, behavioral, and emotional importance persons attach to their appearance [ 2].

There is a large body of reports that are not fundamentally flawed in evaluative terms, but are insufficiently cognizant of UNICEF norms to meet the required standards.