Sentence examples for that were appraised from inspiring English sources

Of the thousands of stocks that were appraised in this era, only 1 percent were rated "sell".

That pledge came one year after the I.R.S. challenged the value of gems and minerals donated to the museum that were appraised at five times their value.

In the present study, for images that were appraised as containing possible coherent objects, we found that activity from the right TPO, starting at 50 ms after image onset, predicted activity in the mOFC at about 200 ms after stimulus onset, which is the time that activity in the mOFC begins to discriminate between coherent and non-coherent perception.

The items of the studied instruments included in this review that were appraised as relevant for measuring aspects of a caring culture could assist in the design of a comprehensive instrument.

The PICOS framework in Table 2 shows a comprehensive and interconnected coverage of GIC-related clinical topics that were appraised through the eight systematic reviews [ 3- 10]: Topics focused on the two relevant clinical classes of glass-ionomer cement (GIC): conventional GIC and resin-modified GIC (RM-GIC).

A man named Nelson, here classified as a pack rat, unearthed a 1903 artillery shell that was appraised at $450.

New York: Springer] all meaningful situations that are appraised as stressful will include one of eight properties.

Afra Mendes Newell, a Florida agent, said one of her clients recently bid $150,000 on a home that was appraised for $135,000.

I press for an opening-night all-time low, and he gamely recalls a "lose-lose" scenario during his third year as director, and a decision that was appraised cruelly, myopically, in the first draft of history.

Stress researchers Richard Lazarus and Susan Folkman at UC-Berkeley have defined stress as, "a particular relationship between the person and the environment that is appraised by the person as taxing or exceeding his or her resources and endangering his or her well-being" (from Jon Kabat-Zinn's Full Catastrophe Living).

Coping refers to the "thoughts and behaviors that people use to manage the internal and external demands of situations that are appraised as stressful" [ 1].