Sentence examples for how I evaluate from inspiring English sources

The site also has a fascinating side effect that is not unlike the effect the Bechdel test had on how I evaluate movies.

Math is at the core of how I think about the business, how I formulate my plan for the future, and how I evaluate its success.

There's another, even more profound complication lurking in the background: Ask me how I evaluate my life overall, and the threshold goes away altogether.

The College comes to accredit our program and … if they ask how I evaluated professionalism I won't have anything to show.

Similarly, a PD acknowledged he feared the lack of documentation may be an issue in their upcoming accreditation: The College comes to accredit our program and … if they ask how I evaluated professionalism I won't have anything to show.

How do I evaluate him under this format?" But coaches cannot afford to put mistake-prone players on the field in live competition, especially at Beeler's position: a blown block or an incorrect line adjustment by a center can end a quarterback's season.

I don't know how I would evaluate this [comparison of eras], how I would measure this.

I am not, however, very committed to continuous heart rate training or anything so specialized, just to give you a sense of how I approached evaluating the Watch as a fitness device.

Specifically, I evaluated how this duct varies among populations of two species in the A. socius complex (A. socius and A. sp. nov. Tex) to determine if this particular fertilization trait is evolving rapidly and is associated with species boundaries.

To investigate the utility of histone modification data in the analysis of cellular contexts without such data, I evaluated how well genome-wide H3K27ac and H3K4me1 data collected in different developmental stages, tissues, and species were able to predict experimentally validated heart enhancers active at embryonic day 11.5 (E11.5) in mouse.

I know how to evaluate sources and I was able to know what was quote-unquote "the real history," as opposed to reconstructed history that's been told again and again.