Sentence examples for potential evaluator from inspiring English sources
Keeping in mind the viability of these responses, every change proposal must take into consideration the potential evaluator bias.
When a male sings the same exact song to a female (i.e. a potential evaluator of his vocal performance), the brain regions involved in vocal motor control are active, but the anterior vocal pathway circuits are not.
The experiments were also controlled for the mere presence of a second, non-evaluating individual; the male's neural circuit activity is the same when he is singing in the presence of another male, who is not a potential evaluator of his song, as it is when singing alone (Jarvis et al. 1998).
This resulted in a total of 58 potential evaluators, of whom 34 completed and sent the written responses; response rate 59%.
In this study's domain, the technology presented results close to human evaluators' results, showing actual application potential in automatic evaluation systems in virtual learning environments.
Potential participants contacted the evaluator (BGD) to learn more about the study, review the consent process, and schedule an interview.
This review provides conference evaluators and organizers a simple resource to improve their own assessments by highlighting and categorizing potential objectives and evaluation strategies.
Evaluators read potential nominees' writings, and conduct confidential interviews with dozens of judges and lawyers about whether the candidates have the experience, temperament and ethics to be good judges; they are not to consider ideology.
Business school professors, potential employers, and other evaluators are looking to see that you understand the business aspects of the case, not to assess your skills as a close reader.
The N.F.L. contends that the potential changes might actually help evaluators, by providing more information about each player, particularly about his competitiveness when matched against other players.
Following his freshman season, Alexander began to be recognized by local evaluators as a potential top national recruit.
