Sentence examples for not much evaluated from inspiring English sources
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.
Slow-forming terraces have been widely adopted in the northern highlands of Rwanda to control soil erosion however not much been done to evaluate their efficiency.
"More generally, it can offer a powerful antidote to parochialism, which has, perhaps, cosy charms as a way of life, but is not much help in understanding or evaluating a way of life".
8 In contrast, not much attention has been paid to evaluate the nonphysical components of exercise (ie, the complexity of the cognitive or coordinative demands inherent in movement tasks), 9 which might contribute to its cognitive outcomes.
Evaluating children by itself was not much of a moneymaker, yielding perhaps $1,000 per child from the program.
If you evaluate the polls in this way, there is not much evidence of "momentum" toward Mr. Romney.
Smoking effects could not be evaluated with much precision because smoking was very common and our data on smoking were limited.
Researchers in France and Belgium who recently evaluated an Atkins-like high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet for obese dogs found that it worked, but not much better than diets that merely cut back on calories.
