Sentence examples for perfectly evaluate from inspiring English sources

For example, in an interdisciplinary research project conducted from two researchers that are specialized in two distant academic subjects, if one of the researchers is the manager, and the other the worker, it is hard for the former to evaluate the latter because the manager can judge her part of the research but is unable to perfectly evaluate the part of the research conducted by the worker.

However, Justice Scalia said, a jury was "perfectly entitled" to evaluate the credibility of a defendant who did testify.

Anderson (2011), on the contrary, contends that members of the public are perfectly able to evaluate the reliability of contradictory assessments by following citation trails, etc., whether on the internet or in hard copies of journals.

At the company I now lead, Redfin, I drive myself nuts evaluating perfectly well-done projects wondering why each isn't more Redfin, more wonderful.

This method is perfectly suitable for evaluating the transient waves involving a large number of generalized-rays.

Finally, gap parsimony trees were reconstructed for the simulated alignments without realigning them to evaluate whether these perfectly placed gaps are able to resemble the trees used to generate them.

First, by counting the perfectly matched read pairs, one can directly evaluate the expression level of any given locus (except for those loci that are 100% identical).

In this paper a method to efficiently evaluate the reliability of elastic-perfectly plastic structures is proposed.

The von Mises criteria is used to evaluate the plastic zone and an elastic perfectly plastic material behaviour is assumed.

In this study, we evaluate graft survival and neuron production in perfectly matched vs. strongly mismatched neural stem cells transplanted into the hippocampus in mice.

(Let's hope that MSN will also continue to evaluate the English language, which also includes the perfectly good, much less annoying noun "relevance").