Sentence examples for relied to evaluate from inspiring English sources

This disclosure should include the release of all minutes of any meeting at which Mr. Thompson's candidacy was discussed and any reports or other materials upon which directors relied to evaluate Mr. Thompson's candidacy.

It also reflects their lack of faith in the models and systems that they rely on to evaluate risk.

Lindzen has made a career of being wrong about climate science, and he's who The Weekly Standard is relying on to evaluate the risks posed by climate change.

Numerical finite element models have been relied upon heavily to evaluate fire behavior of steel structures.

Hsee and Rottenstreich (2004) found that when people relied on feeling to evaluate value, they were sensitive to the presence or absence of a stimulus (e.g., price discount), but were insensitive to further variations of scope (e.g., number of products in a set).

The phenomenally tone deaf sentiment was expressed, fittingly, in a column titled Don't rely on media to evaluate bad behavior.

The implementation of x-Folded TM architecture relies on simulations to evaluate the performance impact of the architecture as well.

Chen and Wu [17] do something similar, relying on simulation to evaluate both a single and a multipath routing protocol of their own design in terms of message compromising probability and routing overhead.

These rules will be enforced by the federal government in at least the 33 states where Washington will be operating the local insurance exchange, along with any other state that is relying on Washington to evaluate insurers' compliance.

[1] Additionally, since statistical aspects of a publication confer validity to research, [2] reviewers and end readers rely on it to evaluate the soundness of published research.

The agencies that rated the insurance companies -- S & P, Moodys, etc. -- relied on the scientists to evaluate their exposure.