Sentence examples for much to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The object was not so much to evaluate models against others in their category, but rather to test hardware that fairly represents what's available in each category, and measure that against what different users might like.

Their feedback is being used much more to evaluate the curriculum.

And it is much easier to evaluate a dog's health and temperament if the owner brings it in.

Those are called UVA rays, and their harm is much harder to evaluate because it occurs invisibly and over a longer period of time.

During the cold war the intelligence community languished in a "self-induced coma," he says, producing too much information to evaluate.

"The downside is that he wasn't in any position for that long, making it much harder to evaluate his track record".

(laughter) Just the person that I am, some people think I came on the scene this year so they haven't had as much time to evaluate me.

Right now it's much easier to evaluate a choice about buying a car or picking a mutual fund" than to find the competencies employers are looking for and the best cost-effective way to obtain them.

An alternative is to restrict the class of functions H over which one searches to minimize the mean square error of prediction, in the hope of finding an approximately optimal predictor that is much easier to evaluate.

It is so much harder to evaluate people from the outside during an interview process than it is having everyone start at the bottom of the organization and continuously promote from within.

In this case, the point multipole approximation [109] is sufficiently accurate and much faster to evaluate.