Sentence examples for standards of evaluation from inspiring English sources

An acute difficulty brought about by such a comprehensive process of realignment is the loss — if only temporarily — of coordinate axes with which to form standards of evaluation.

Though he has relaxed his opposition to affirmative action, he quibbles with the way it is practiced, recommending instead what he calls developmental affirmative action -- programs intended to improve minority performance while upholding common standards of evaluation.

Second, scientific research methods and standards of evaluation change with the theories or paradigms.

There is not only a lack of precise, considered standards of evaluation between such approaches.

The idea of public reason appears to inhabit a middle ground between two more familiar standards of evaluation in moral and political philosophy.

Haraway (1989) stands out among feminist postmodernists for the tributes she pays to the achievements of feminist scientists working within empiricist standards of evaluation.

(This case-by-case standard of evaluation is known in U.S. law as the rule of reason, and it contrasts with the per se standard, which permits no such balancing).

These interventions are cheap and end at age 2. Yet, in randomized controlled trials, the gold standard of evaluation, there was a 59 percent reduction in child arrests at age 15 among those who had gone through the program.

Accordingly, the ultimate value for each human being is not his life per se but his life as "a rational being," which is thus his basic standard of evaluation.

We are not called on to respect them insofar as they have met some standard of evaluation appropriate to persons.

Law is thus seen as setting the official standard of evaluation for what is normal and accepted what is required, prohibited, protected, enabled, or permitted.