Sentence examples for reasonable appraisal from inspiring English sources

In some quarters, the group's decision to enlist Mark Ronson on production duties was deemed an act of indie treachery that precluded any reasonable appraisal of the actual songs.

Examples of this approach include Glenn Graber, who states that a suicide is rationally justified "if a reasonable appraisal of the situation reveals that one is better off dead".

Is that a fair appraisal?

"The problem is fair appraisal".

Michael Svonavec (pronounced suh-VON-uh-vik), the company's secretary-treasurer, said any such executive order "would be very unfair, since the Department of the Interior basically hasn't done its job the last seven years to get a reasonable, independent appraisal done, and they would be rewarded for not doing their job".

HR is about a concern on providing reasonable performance appraisal as well as incentive salaries.

An appraisal is reasonable, according to Graber, if it results from a clearheaded assessment of how suicide would further or impede one's overall interests, including one's present and probable future values and preferences.

Table 4 suggests that approximately 50% of physicians have a reasonable grasp of critical appraisal concepts and know how to interpret research results; half of them can calculate an NNT and sensitivity and specificity and know what they mean.

I think the appraisal was not reasonable to some degree".

We have shown that in a population of Ontario physicians that is younger than the general population of physicians, about 50% have reasonable knowledge regarding the critical appraisal of the methods and the interpretation of results of a research article.

Awareness can be defined as 'a reasonable or realistic perception or appraisal of a given aspect of one's situation, functioning or performance, or of the resulting implications' [ 19].