Sentence examples for new ways of evaluating from inspiring English sources

Beane was at the forefront of baseball's first surge in statistical analysis, as detailed in the 2003 book "Moneyball," when he embraced new ways of evaluating players' talents.

Several new ways of evaluating the adequacy of intakes have been recommended by the Subcommittee on Uses and Interpretation of the DRIs.

The integration leads to new ways of evaluating relative wobble cost of different wobble pairings.

These constructs demand new ways of evaluating treatment efficacy – ways that include both a measure of symptom severity and a time component.

To address this problem, new ways of evaluating the usefulness of biomarkers have been described, but they are used very rarely in studies evaluating diagnostic tests or biomarkers [ 14, 22].

To determine whether the unique chemical and physical properties of new nanoparticles result in specific toxicologic properties, the nanotechnology community needs new ways of evaluating hazard and ultimately assessing risk (Nel et al. 2006).

It's a new way of evaluating food in terms of sustainable development.

Another theory suggests that Kael changed the rules of criticism, setting up a new way of evaluating popular art, without concern for prestige or self-conscious sophistication: in her view, a freshly entertaining or arresting movie was successful, and a movie that seemed tired or required unpacking was a flop.

This approach represents a new way of evaluating iterative screening campaigns and optimizing screening efficiency.

This experimental observation offers a new way of evaluating KHIs in the laboratory.

A new way of evaluating predictions has to be developed to renew the usual binary way to discriminate companies.