Sentence examples for mostly evaluate from inspiring English sources

We further presented students with two different scenarios that mostly evaluate their ability to relate habitat reduction to the size of a population and their adaptive potential (measured in terms of intra-specific diversity).

These studies mostly evaluate differences in mortality among treatment arms.

Conceptually, those characteristics mostly evaluate the personality of lecturers (being punctual, ethical, patient, compassionate, honestyr, adept in group work, Respectful) or their teaching skills and knowledge.

As a result, the effect of the (possibly overfitting) omics score may turn out to hide the contribution of the clinical predictors when estimated on the same training set, in a way that in the validation step we in fact mostly evaluate the predictive value of the omics score.

The same thing happens with this new type of evaluation because during students' academic career, they are mostly evaluated using content-based exams.

If one agrees with Mr. Friedman, and I think that most do, then teachers should be mostly evaluated on how successfully they carry out good teaching practices rather than on the test scores of their students, over which they have only partial control.

The quality of task was mostly evaluated at three levels: essentiality, naturalness and utility (Ellis, 2003).

Initially, recommender systems were mostly evaluated in terms of prediction accuracy [16].

Presently, MF in NLMEM is mostly evaluated with first-order linearisation.

While Drip is mostly evaluating loans by hand now, they say they can implement optical character recognition and algorithms that will evolve over time to measure risk.

The type of patient most rejected is the cardiologic, mostly evaluated for thoracic pain (probably ischemic with low risk).