Sentence examples for general evaluative from inspiring English sources
In general, evaluative mediators have more specialized knowledge than non-evaluative mediators regarding relevant law, applicable industry practices and the cultural conditions bearing on any given dispute.
Principal components analysis of the survey instrument reported here identified three components contributing to the internal structure of the general evaluative items in the questionnaire.
Principal components analysis identified three components in the 23 general evaluative items, accounting for 68.3% of the variance in the pilot sample.
Fourth, the sole reliance on self-report measures introduces the possibility that some of the observed associations may reflect general evaluative biases of participants.
In recent years, however, individuals have criticized both the classification of individual agents as well as the general evaluative approach (Boffetta et al. 2009; Epidemiology Monitor 2012; Kabat 2012; McLaughlin et al. 2010, 2011).
The internal structure of the general evaluative items (excluding items relating to care planning or out of hours care) was evaluated using exploratory principal components analysis with listwise deletion of missing variables.
Patients with BPD appeared to be characterized best by a general negative evaluative style, more than by DT or splitting.
This study is integrated into a general project of evaluative research on the performance of health networks, entitled REPERES (Recherche Evaluative sur la Performance des Réseaux de Santé).
Objections to the specific instantiation of welfarism do not necessarily run against the more general class of evaluative criteria.
The reason for using the term "generic" is because the evaluative verb involves a generic mood that expresses general truth based on the speaker's observations or attitudes.
These data suggest that children develop an understanding of competence as an independent dimension prior to developing an understanding of warmth as an independent dimension and that their judgments of warmth may reflect a more general summing of all available evaluative information.
