Sentence examples for neutral evaluator from inspiring English sources

Any party seeking money could enter into the financial discussion, moderated by a neutral evaluator chosen by the city's leaders.

Under AB 506, parties including those who hold debt in the form of bonds and employee unions whose paychecks depends on city revenue sit down to work out deals with a neutral evaluator, most likely a retired bankruptcy judge.

The text of PA 436 "requires that the neutral evaluator's performance be impartial, objective, independent and free from prejudice".

The procedures and data were vetted and evaluated by two neutral evaluators who were not involved in teaching of the classes: the third author, a university faculty member who supervised the first two authors; and another humanities teacher with experience in action research in the same specialized school with more than 15 years of teaching experience.  .

The procedures and data were vetted and evaluated by two neutral evaluators who were not involved in teaching of the classes: the third author, a university faculty member who supervised the first two authors; and another humanities teacher with experience in action research in the same specialized school with more than 15 years of teaching experience.

Independent, neutral evaluators will then confirm each patent's relevance to the LTE standard for handsets.

William McKeatchie, an emeritus psychology professor at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor who is widely regarded as the dean of evaluation researchers, said the preponderance of research shows that teachers who earned high ratings by students also earned high marks from peers, neutral observers and other evaluators.

The difficulty in recognizing neutral emotions is also evident from the inter-evaluator agreement - of the 1,708 neutral turns in this set, evaluators were in complete agreement for only 340 turns, i.e. 19.9%.

The responses regarding the outcomes of decisions made in real-life situations that resembled the decision scenarios were rated on a 3-point Likert scale (1 = Negative, 2 = Neutral, 3 = Positive) by both raters, averaged between evaluators, and averaged across the six scenarios.

Speaking of the Intrepid, Sergeant Wilson, one of the evaluators, said: "I felt the Dodge's handling was pretty neutral, and acceleration and top speed were very good.

"Excellent," her evaluator wrote.