Sentence examples for tendency to evaluate from inspiring English sources
In his later critical writings Pater continued to focus on the innate qualities of works of art, in contrast to the prevailing tendency to evaluate them on the basis of their moral and educational value.
Everyone is subject to "in-group bias," a well-established human tendency "to evaluate our own group or its members more favourably than outsiders," and judges are no exception.
More alarming is our natural tendency to evaluate a company's prospects as an offshoot of the success of the descriptor.
There is a tendency to evaluate the "degree of novelty", which is not a well-defined concept.
Instead, dispositional optimism was linked with a generalized tendency to evaluate personal outcomes positively regardless of temporal perspective.
Hayek realizes that many coordination points have distributive implications, which leads Hayek to lament our tendency to evaluate distributions by asking whether they are just.
Research also indicates that persons who exhibit higher levels of experiential avoidance, the tendency to negatively evaluate and avoid emotion and cognition, tend to report higher levels of distress.
Many attempts have been made to correlate various thermodynamic parameters of pharmaceutical glasses with their crystallization behavior; however, variations in model drugs that could be used for such investigation has been limited because the amorphous characteristics of drugs possessing a high crystallization tendency are difficult to evaluate.
It may also manifest itself as a tendency for people to evaluate ambiguous information in a way beneficial to their interests.
Recently, a meta-analysis of ATAPs vs. haloperidol using a central tendency statistical approach to evaluate such a claim was performed.
There is a tendency for consumers to evaluate their own country's products more favorably, as well as a positive relationship between product evaluations and degree of economic development of the product's country origin [ 4].
