Sentence examples for that appraise from inspiring English sources

Already developed are shoes embedded with computer chips, which detect telltale changes in gait, and a training machine equipped with tiny cameras that appraise a stroke victim's exercise technique.

Because The New York Times has been publishing since 1851, just as Dickens was beginning the period of his life in which he wrote works like "Bleak House," "Hard Times," "Tale of Two Cities," and "Great Expectations," we have also included a number of archival articles that show how he was seen in his own day — as well as some that appraise him 100 years after he was born.

Tools that appraise oncologic risk are a critical component of research and clinical management of prostate cancer (PCa).

Rami Abdurrahman, a Syrian national who runs the site out of his apartment, operates a network of contacts that appraise him of the death tolls in Syria.

To evaluate discriminant validity, two criteria were used that appraise whether the reflective constructs are sufficiently distinct from each other.

Despite a varied literature on child mental health and wellbeing outcome measures that focus on psychometric properties alone, no reviews exist that appraise the availability of psychometric evidence and suitability for use in routine practice in child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) including key implementation issues.

Jeffrey Jackson, chairman of Mitchell, Maxwell & Jackson, a Manhattan appraisal company, said that appraising is more challenging when the property is a co-op apartment.

It is noteworthy that Bayesian analyses that appraised SN and SP of another job-exposure matrix produced a very similar appraisal for SP and lower value for average SN with a similarly wide distribution.

The bank that appraised it said we could get double that".

Still, it is the soul that appraises what the mind integrates.

His father owns 7/49 Solutions, a company in Cresskill, N.J., that appraises health-care practices.