Sentence examples for this one evaluates from inspiring English sources

Unlike other ballet competitions, in which contestants compete as individuals and bring a prepared repertory, this one evaluates dancers largely on their performance of pas de deux that they learn only after they get to New York.

The recently updated Cochrane review of aphasia identified 39 trials (including this one) evaluating several different interventions and modes of delivery and at different points in the stroke pathway.

"Beating for betterment" [ 42] is a commonly recognized concept in Nepal and continues to be practiced in communities like the one evaluated in this study.

As some forms of lifestyle advice can be counterproductive, 80 many clinicians may wish to increase their repertoire of consultation skills through programmes such as the one evaluated in this study.

The PfHRP2-based tests are relatively heat-stable, but some of the pLDH-based tests, particularly the one evaluated in this study, are known to be heat-unstable [ 10, 11, 31].

Consequently, a simple technology such as the one evaluated in this paper could represent an alternative to respond more efficiently to the health needs of the elderly, providing patients with immediate clinical advice given by a trained nurse.

7 Our findings are consistent with the NICE guidance to consider two of the high sensitivity troponin assays, including the one evaluated in this study, as options for the early rule-out of non-ST elevation myocardial infarction in people presenting to an emergency department with chest pain and suspected acute coronary syndrome.

Implementation of a school-based program is not without challenges, so we cannot know for certain whether the program was delivered in a less-than-optimal manner, whether the program simply does not work in its present form, or whether the comparison group's curriculum is perhaps equally as effective as the one evaluated in this study.

Thus, the rational and transparent way to down-weight poorer studies is to consider the impact of this ambiguity as one evaluates alternative interpretations of the data, using the patterns of concordance or lack thereof with other studies as part of the evaluation of the likelihood that the study in question has misled us or informed us.

This is evident when one evaluates the concentrations required to achieve anticancer, cytoprotective actions in vitro [ 19, 21, 25- 27].

Compromises mean that one may win and lose simultaneously, depending on which of the games one evaluates.