Sentence examples for failing to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Previous research evaluating the effect of AEE, HIIT, and HIRT individually on energy expenditure and energy substrate utilization have failed to provide direct comparisons between exercise modes; as well as failing to evaluate these effects in women.

The federal auditor has accused the Sorb Foundation of wasting money and failing to evaluate its spending.

WALL STREET'S sell-side analysts have been widely criticized as failing to evaluate dot-com companies objectively or uncover the accounting irregularities later exposed in the fall of Enron.

Judge Marilyn Hall Patel of Federal District Court in San Francisco has ruled that the United States Defense Department violated the National Historic Preservation Act by failing to evaluate the potential effect of a planned United States air base in Okinawa on a recognized Japanese national treasure — a big, slow-moving aquatic mammal called the dugong — and ordered it to do so.

Specifically, he associates three problems with the scientific methods of retrospective analyses: (1) using the parametric receiver-operating characteristic (ROC) curve and the area under the ROC curve (AUC) as a performance measure, (2) using Bonferroni adjustments to account for multiple comparisons, and (3) failing to evaluate the variability of results across sites and observers.

When you're rushing to fill a position or just plain failing to evaluate potential candidates, you run the risk of bringing on an employee who may not have the skills, experience, or overall fit for the company.

When borrowers default, lenders usually bear a significant part of the responsibility for failing to see, evaluate and avoid such loans.

Industry analysts and government auditors have faulted the Obama administration for failing to properly evaluate the manufacturer's business proposals or the state of demand in the solar energy market.

Furthermore, studies have shown that failing to recognize and evaluate for abuse in young children with fractures can result in children suffering complications from additional undiagnosed injuries as well as ongoing abuse [ 7].

In failing to prepare lawyers to evaluate the human and environmental detriment that an economic approach to law may cause, the profession trails its clients, and an increasingly informed civil society.

As a final comment, our original submission took over 6 months to be rejected, with the journal ultimately failing to fairly re-evaluate the published paper (Kiriakidou et al) [ 1] that was clearly based on questionable interpretations.