As far as I can evaluate that, I think it is mainly bringing people together and sharing ideas and maybe to learn from each other, and that is the most direct impact in the shorter term, but in the longer term, it is too early to tell,' (Researcher, Belgium, English).
As the author and digital activist Cory Doctorow put it this year: "As an adult, I want to be able to choose whose stuff I buy and whom I trust to evaluate that stuff.
But I'll evaluate that again after I play the game.
What do I do to evaluate that?
The actor said that the incident occurred shortly after she completed a college course in gender studies, and that despite identifying as a feminist at the time, she didn't recognise what had happened to her. "It took years before I could evaluate that incident and realise that there was something incredibly wrong and illegal about it," she says.
And since I didn't really have a measure to evaluate that, I then took his advice.
The deal that I evaluated for my friend had numerous red flags regarding alignment of interests that it wasn't even worth trying to understand the actual real estate investment.
I'm going to evaluate that relative to this dictionary, whatever evaluation means.
For these experts, using values meant being biased or unscientific, and as such, should be avoided: "I'm a scientist, I look at the available evidence and I try and evaluate that impartially" (#9 oncologist).
If you're even remotely entertaining the idea that Millennials aren't worth banking on this fall, I'd re-evaluate that strategy immediately and invest in the young people who will soon lead our country.
Inclusion criteria were studies that: i) evaluated or compared methods of ADR reporting; ii) were Europe- or North America-based.
