Sentence examples for frame for evaluating from inspiring English sources

Three years is, of course, a relatively short time frame for evaluating an investment portfolio.

Given the citizen-focused objectives of governments, service quality approaches offer a suitable frame for evaluating ICT effectiveness.

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We use this frame for evaluating the complexity of the isomorphism class of the Hilbert space ℓ2, of certain asymptotically Hilbertian spaces, and of the ℓp spaces under the condition 1

Decide on a regular time frame for evaluating your company's progress towards its goals.

That last point seems a little odd; in what military manual is twenty-four monthe thexactctimeme frame used for evaluating the effectiveness of combat?

An advisory group today offered the National Institutes of Health (NIH) some suggestions for how to frame metrics for evaluating its vast $475 million consortium of translational research centers—such as the need to define what it takes to be a translational scientist.

Our humanity thus gives us an indispensable frame of reference for evaluating the rest of the world.

Immigrants have a mentality of optimism that originates from using the country of origin as a frame of comparison for evaluating their lives in the new country.

The cross-cultural presence of two empirically distinct regimes for integrating foraging and farming is a useful frame of reference for evaluating how prehistoric foragers first integrated foraging and farming activities in archaeological contexts of secondary crop acquisition.

The published sequence and annotations for V. vulnificus CMCP6 are still not exhaustively validated by transcriptome data, but they are the most heavily curated of the available Vibrio vulnificus genome annotations, and therefore we use them as the frame of reference for evaluating different approaches to assembly and annotation.