Sentence examples for failure to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The failure to evaluate effectively is a real problem in learning.

Mr. Mueller has acknowledged that the bureau's failure to evaluate the Phoenix memorandum fully was an analytical failure that the F.B.I. has tried to correct.

Lee and Kuhn (1973) developed a mathematical model based on total strain at failure to evaluate the effect of material characteristics and process parameters on the initiation of ductile fracture.

Previous meta-analyses of this research have involved relatively small numbers of studies and issues such as selection bias and failure to evaluate methodological quality and have confounded the findings.

A total of twenty-four glulam beams, including eighteen reinforced glulam beams and six unreinforced glulam beams were tested up to failure to evaluate the reinforcing effect in terms of the flexural strength and the flexural stiffness of the beams.

The workshop considered specific issues such as rural transport, new technology, car tolls to subsidise public transport, safety issues with informal transport and the failure to evaluate the longer-term impacts of many major transport infrastructure developments.

Here, we employed the pre- and post-therapy sequences from genotype 1a Virahep-C treatment failures to evaluate both the extent to which variations in viral protein sequences may affect the pattern of failed therapy and to determine the effects of failed therapy on the viral sequences.

Furthermore, practices were encouraged to build a structured organization of the care for heart failure patients, which included regularly planned contacts with heart failure patients to evaluate their treatment, on a 3-months basis in a stable phase and with 2 to 4 weeks intervals during medication adjustments.

We used pooled data from the LIDO (n = 203) and RUSSLAN (n = 498) trials to explore the influence of renal function on outcome in severe, unstable heart failure, and to evaluate the effects of the novel calcium sensitising agent, levosimendan, in those patients with severe heart failure with different levels of renal impairment.

Failure to assess treatment adherence to evaluate reproducibility and feasibility.

Simon Heffer in the Spectator gave it only qualified praise: "The failure properly to evaluate the topographical writing of the period is this book's most serious flaw".