Sentence examples for meant to evaluate from inspiring English sources

But she can reasonably be curbed in seeking outside help for take-home tests or other exercises meant to evaluate her skills.

From the Berkshire Mountains to Cambridge and south to Cape Cod, brushfires of civil disobedience flared in classrooms across Massachusetts today, as several hundred 10th graders, and a handful of fourth graders and eighth graders, boycotted the first of 11 days of standardized tests meant to evaluate students and schools.

It was meant to evaluate its hardened properties from the viewpoint of practical application.

These experiments are not exhaustive and are meant to evaluate the ability of D-ForenRIA to overcome the challenges detailed in the previous sections.

ELT is meant to evaluate the maximum leachate concentration under mild conditions while ANC uses acidic solutions to evaluate the leachate (ECAEC 1986).

The sensor is meant to evaluate a patient condition after colon-surgery by sensing the presence of Escherichia coli in drain fluid.

Due to a lack of quantitative data sources, the evaluation relied heavily on qualitative sources as a means to evaluate the initiative as a whole.

Use of these standardized tests as a means to evaluate teachers' abilities serves only to increase both student and teacher anxiety to unnecessary proportions.

"It is essential to answer the vexing question of what it means to evaluate Internet material 'as a whole' when everything on the Web is connected to everything else," Justice Kennedy said.

Well testing provides a means to evaluate these changes.

This methodology will provide a means to evaluate respiratory therapies with respect to airway mechanics.