Sentence examples for has properly evaluated from inspiring English sources
He must have copies of his evaluations ready for any visit by a county evaluator, who evaluates whether Mr. Shelton has properly evaluated the teachers.
"There are a lot of letters going out from lawyers to real estate agents saying, 'My client would never have purchased if you had properly evaluated the market conditions and the value of the property.' ".
His father raised eyebrows when he questioned whether or not McCoy's team had properly evaluated him for the concussion prior to returning to the game.
When you've properly evaluated the injury and ensured that there is no medical emergency, you can decide on the right course of treatment.
And labor unions representing most of the city's 1,700 OTB employees have filed a lawsuit to prevent the sale, arguing that the city has not properly evaluated the impact it might have on city employees, as required by law.
The lesson here is that perils exist in marketing a scientific story before the information has been properly evaluated.
"If we can have a mature debate around drugs in prisons and harm reduction, then let's at least trial a prison needle and syringe program in the ACT, and have it properly evaluated, so we can see where it leads".
A letter from Guillermo Ungo and Ruben Zamora, two exiled Democratic Front leaders, said that combat leaders had not properly evaluated "the importance of this event and its negative impact on both the national and international level for our fronts". The letter also charged that the military leaders ignore the political leaders.
Similar scales have been found to have high internal consistency although their validity has not been properly evaluated [ 9].
It is our feeling that Mr. Valenzuela is not mentally fit to resume riding and has not been properly evaluated for both mental capacity and substance abuse".
Many of them are used to predict crop production or yield, even when they were not originally designed for this purpose, and even though their predictive capacity has never been properly evaluated.
