Sentence examples for evaluative proceeds from inspiring English sources

Probably the most influential argument for thinking that legal theory is inherently evaluative proceeds from the idea that legal theory is an interpretive endeavor in Dworkin's sense (Dworkin 1986; for criticism, see Dickson 2001, 105; Marmor 2011, 126 30).

As focus groups were completed, qualitative analysis proceeded using an evaluative approach [ 46] with emphasis on counting to enhance validity [ 47].

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

Coevolutionary process proceeds by the differential success and feedback of aesthetic entities and evaluative preferences (by genetic and/or cultural mechanisms; see below).

Rather, as in mate choice, aesthetic change can proceed in arbitrary directions depending upon the intrinsic consequences of evaluative success of various communication signals in creating coevolutionary feedback.

Such an ongoing process evaluation will inevitably have an impact on the intervention as it proceeds; enquiry about cause and effect based on Realistic Evaluation principles can also be incorporated into the intervention in order to strengthen its internal evaluative management function.

"But it's an evaluative process.

*Public company disclosure of significant current trend and evaluative data.

Frank Kermode's Shakespeare's Language (Allen Lane, Penguin) is an inspiring work of evaluative critical analysis.

Other authenticators have also struggled to explain their evaluative process, their "eye".

"Less good and even harmful is praise that feels to the child evaluative and controlling.