Sentence examples for evaluative importance from inspiring English sources

With very few exceptions, the ample philosophical literature defending the rationality and evaluative importance of emotions explicitly excludes envy and a few other nasty emotions as irredeemable.

The importance of evaluative skills in creativity has been documented (Runco and Chand 1994).

The importance of evaluative context has not yet been recognized, however, in materials for teaching and learning academic writing, and does not appear to feature in second language learning syllabuses.

These reasons led us to focus on the psychometric properties of the MADRS-S, particularly its sensitivity to change, since this is of major importance for evaluative purposes (e.g. in the comparison of treatment effects).

Fiore and Damhorst (1992) also discussed the importance of the evaluative criteria relevant to aesthetics to determine the overall quality of women's pants.

The production and implementation of NICE guidance reflects an increasing recognition of the importance of an evaluative culture in the NHS [ 3] which has also resulted in several well-established services coming under increasing evaluative scrutiny.

Sembill et al. (2013) emphasize the importance of such unconscious evaluative reactions to internal and external stimuli (so called "affects").

On the other hand, the tool includes the main evaluative domains considered to be of importance in fibromyalgia.

In the article cited above, I point out that HRQL needs to be distinguished from satisfaction with medication; the former basically represents the status of a patient on dimensions assumed to of importance, whereas satisfaction is evaluative in nature.

Each measure is reviewed and evaluated against the evaluative criteria.

For example, responsiveness is only important for evaluative measurement instruments.