Sentence examples for not really evaluate from inspiring English sources

"It does not really evaluate literacy.

However, in this cell paradigm we could not really evaluate the effect of reduced protein aggregation on cell viability.

Consequently, CURE and its sub-study PCI-CURE did not really evaluate pretreatment, a treatment given before scheduled catheterization or PCI, but evaluated dual antiplatelet therapy in patients managed medically with a minority undergoing delayed catheterization, often several days after admission.

However, very few studies concluded that MSC differentiation occurs exclusively through a trans-differentiation mechanism, as fusion events were not really evaluated and cannot be excluded [20] [22].

Notwithstanding, the data supporting enteral antioxidants are sparse and we have not really evaluated all end points comprehensively.

Given how broad a caricature it is, I can't really evaluate the extent to which these characters resemble the real people.

Not having played the game, I can't really evaluate the authenticity of the re-creations, but they certainly look convincing.

I'm so emotionally attached to it that I can't really evaluate it with anything close to objectivity.

"Unfortunately, there's not a way to say, black-and-white, that situation would be covered or wouldn't be because we really evaluate each claim on a claim-by-claim basis," Berezny said in a phone interview.

But that dynamic doesn't hold if consumers do not take the time to really evaluate all the options, she says.

James Barlow, chair in technology and innovation management at Imperial College, who was involved in the WSD programme, delighted me by saying at the forum that: "I just don't think you can really evaluate something like that [the WSD] using narrow conventional evidence-based methodologies.