First, it opens up a broad evaluative space.
Each measure is reviewed and evaluated against the evaluative criteria.
While following an evaluative approach, it did not constitute a full-scale evaluation aimed at exhaustively documenting the results UNICEF achieved or did not achieve for children and women in Haiti or the many factors that have affected its response since this extraordinary disaster.
Of this total, 74 (74/213; 34.7%) satisfied the evaluative criteria for hormesis, a percentage similar to the other two evaluative approaches.
"Individuals need evaluative information about others to evaluate themselves".
In short, evaluative verbs, cognition/utterance verbs, and epistemic/evidential modals select a full finite clause in which the subject is always present and the embedded verb can carry TAM markers.
By tracing the field of vision, in tandem with the evaluative eye of researchers and teachers, a means of fuller appreciation of the pedagogical experience for these infants was established.
As Alfred Mele similarly puts it, "there is a real danger that in attempting to make causal and conceptual space for full-fledged akratic action one might commit oneself to the rejection of genuine ties between evaluative judgment and action" (1991, p. 34).
In this way, students are gradually exposed to the full set of criteria and the rules for using them and so build up a body of evaluative knowledge.
In order to assess the predictors of fruit choice, an elastic net regression model (Supplementary Table S2) was chosen by cross validation from a full model of fruit choice by prime, hunger, order, gender, BMI, age, education, all food goal measures, all evaluative priming task trial type reaction times and the rating of the belief of an association between health and taste.
