Sentence examples for range of evaluative from inspiring English sources

A range of evaluative techniques are outlined and the advantages and disadvantages of each are discussed.

The refinements were required to account for the range of evaluative language used in discussions of topics including personal experiences of living and studying in Australia, academic experiences at Australian universities, and opinion about one's professional standing.

The compilation of evidence aims to address a range of evaluative questions (illustrated in Table 2).

Athaud-Day and colleagues [ 10] tested the construct validity of SWB by looking at responses to a range of evaluative and affect-based scales.

When used with health programs, the paper argues that sustainability should only be used as one of a range of evaluative criteria and their tradeoffs, including innovation, adaptability, responsiveness, equity, effectiveness, efficiency, and efficacy.

The data was then analyzed using a range of descriptive and evaluative techniques.

Fitting attitude (FA) theories propose to analyze value, or some limited range of values, in terms of evaluative attitudes endorsed as fitting or, alternatively, as appropriate, correct, merited, proper, rational, or warranted.

The paper then detailed a study performed using a large number of evaluative terms ranging from "virtuoso," "laureate," and "gem," to "scoundrel," "evildoer," and "blockhead".

Whether the current field of evaluative research resorts preferentially to the instruments that cover the broader range of attributes goes beyond the scope of this study but would be important to assess in future studies.

A second example is a range of tasks used to measure emotional or evaluative aspects of decision-making, often linked to ventromedial prefrontal cortex.

Frank Kermode's Shakespeare's Language (Allen Lane, Penguin) is an inspiring work of evaluative critical analysis.