Sentence examples for example evaluating from inspiring English sources

For example, evaluating He's model requires computing many terms of a slowly-converging series [He 92].

For example, evaluating teachers based on their students' scores will encourage more test prep and less real learning.

A running example—evaluating the impact of an order communications system on lab requests is used to illustrate the potential problems, and how they can be resolved.

In psychological assessment, controlled test environments are designed to reduce distractions, confusion, and fatigue so the participants can provide their "best performance". Historically, to avoid misdiagnosing brain pathology, for example, evaluating a client's best performance was crucial.

And while they continued to ignore it, the misuse of tests became ever more extreme, in some cases reaching truly absurd levels — for example, "evaluating" teachers based on the scores obtained by teachers in other schools or teaching other subjects to different students.

For example, evaluating changes in consumption patterns during a meal while watching TV without food commercials compared to watching TV with food commercials.

Veterinarians working in public-health programs, for example, evaluate the safety of food-processing plants, restaurants, and water supplies.

The formulation may be used to, for example, evaluate effective thermal conductivities in bodies with an evolving distribution of insulating or permeable, possibly intersecting, cracks of arbitrary shapes.

However, the models currently available in the literature usually rely on simplifying assumptions and necessitate specific measurements in order to, for example, evaluate the evolution of the coherence length with frequency.

The fifth example evaluates the SINR versus pointing error, SNR=25 dB.

The third example evaluates the output SINR performance versus input SNR.