Sentence examples for in trying to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The challenge in trying to evaluate the impact of vote at home on turnout is that there's never a control group.

I hesitate to use such stereotypical formulations as "the fathomless, inscrutable East" in trying to evaluate the strange, evasive quality of Lim; but as Aw has no such qualms I might as well go ahead.

Carlson is thought by some people-including O. John Rogge, a prosecutor in the mass sedition trial-to be the country's most gifted private investigator of Right Wing subversives, and it perhaps significant, in trying to evaluate.

In trying to evaluate the potential perils of Iran's nuclear program, the United States' spy agencies have spent years trying to track its efforts to enrich uranium and develop missile technology, and watching for any move toward weaponization — designing and building a bomb.

As long time members of REBs, we have been able to assess the burden on REBs in trying to evaluate research projects involving the use of storage samples in biobanks.

One additional consideration in this regard is the difficulty inherent in trying to evaluate the severity of a person's initial injury on the basis of historical records and self-report.

He is skating in practice, trying to evaluate his progress.

In this study, it was trying to evaluate the antibacterial effects of various extracts in the different tissues of sea urchin E. mathaei on oral streptococci.

That was the problem facing Brendan E. Hickie of Trent University in Ontario and colleagues who were trying to evaluate the PCB exposure of killer whales in the northeastern Pacific.

It is believed that many of such mergers have happened in the past, and people are trying to evaluate how many by looking at the kind of stars that we observe today in our galaxy.

For retail investors trying to evaluate investments in the financial sector, look at the bank's percentage of loans initiated in various areas, such as commercial real estate, the bank's diversification and its derivatives book, says Steven Roge, portfolio manager at R.W. Roge & Company , Inc