When a student is deciding on which college to attend, he or she may evaluate a number of different areas: distance from home, cost of tuition, size of the school, etc.
For example, a map may evaluate brands of beer on bitterness and foaminess.
Our study was funded to evaluate self-efficacy measures and behaviors as outcomes; however, we also recognize that others may evaluate them as potential mediators.
Students who are not assigned to any section may evaluate instructors in ALL sections.
But instead of analyzing your good and bad cholesterol levels, a planner may evaluate your good debts (mortgage) and bad debts (credit card).
For example, when deciding which job candidates to interview, a hiring manager may evaluate one candidate's résumé at a time, form an opinion about it, and then move on to assess the next one.
A larger, randomized trial may evaluate both the tolerability and potential local control benefit of vorinostat concurrent with SRS for brain metastases.
In addition to the performance measures identified in section 150(c) of title 23, metropolitan planning organizations may evaluate scenarios developed under this paragraph using locally-developed measures.
In addition to the performance measures identified in section 150(c), metropolitan planning organizations may evaluate scenarios developed under this paragraph using locally-developed measures.
At the end of class, the students might be tasked with assessing their own understanding, and the instructor may evaluate the learners on key skills and/or concepts.
Lenders also may evaluate your monthly cash flow and debt-to-income ratio, including other factors.
