Sentence examples for skill to evaluate from inspiring English sources

Lawyers are "expected to have the skill to evaluate their clients' matters," or bring in experts who can, the report said.

The physical examination (PE) is a fundamental skill to evaluate patients and make an accurate diagnosis.

From the participants" suggestions, it seems that the possession of research knowledge may be an important factor for enhancing their skill to evaluate and use research findings.

Students must develop skills to evaluate information from all types of sources in multiple formats, including the Internet.

"One reason is the potential risk, but they also don't have the skills to evaluate credit".

One reason is that so many loans are going bad that the companies servicing them don't have the people or the skills to evaluate them on a case-by-case basis.

This might be because most recruiters lack the skills to evaluate code (even those who can are often stymied by nondisclosure agreements from candidates' past companies), and so end up relying only on candidates' traditional credentials: a computer-science degree from a notable university, a previous position at Google or Facebook.

They do this differentiation based on two dimensions, one possession of prior information, and second the cognitive skills to evaluate them.

Making any kind of career transition requires that you review your skills to evaluate where your strengths lie, but scientists often discount skills they have learned in graduate school and/or in the lab.

To investigate whether undergraduate medical students rotating through an EM clerkship improved their understanding and abilities in core content areas and common procedural skills; to evaluate whether improvement was affected by rotation length.

The bone care nurse (BCN) is a nurse who has acquired advanced knowledge of metabolic bone diseases and specific clinical skills to evaluate, plan, and manage people affected by osteoporosis [167].