Sentence examples for much evaluated from inspiring English sources

"As I said, Joba is going to be pretty much evaluated on how he pitches.

Teaching basic life support to secondary school students has been proved feasible, but not much evaluated.

While medical schools' efforts to foster humanism and/or cultural competence are diverse and not much evaluated, three elements seem to be essential in training related to poverty: high involvement of a mentor as role model, experiential learning with supportive supervision, and time for critical reflection and discussion about the learning experience [ 13- 15].

We don't so much evaluate their character; we analyze how effectively they are manipulating their image to appeal to voters, and in this way we buy into the artificiality of modern campaigning.

The five point scale (1=not at all, 5=very much) evaluating the last two weeks has been used in previous studies of Norwegian doctors.

The proof of safety for reactor components is generally based on non-destructive testing results, which much be evaluated in reference to their safety relevance.

The effect of age in the second-line treatment of advanced CRC is much less evaluated.

The amount of alcohol which constitutes 'too much' was evaluated in terms of a person's size, metabolism and overall state of health.

The evaluation of a student's progress and a teacher's abilities requires an act of human judgment (much like evaluating a work of art).

Tracking the flow of wheat gluten around the world, much less evaluating its quality, is like trying to contain a drop of dye in a churning whirlpool.

Because art can be difficult for journalists to write about, much less evaluate, price often takes on exaggerated relevance in stories like this one.