Different audiences value different sorts of "authorities" and a fundamental mistake is to refer to something your audience cannot evaluate or will not evaluate positively.
In fact, in a follow-up study by Phil Goff and his colleagues, they found that when people approached conversations about race with the goal to learn from one another, rather than a goal to be evaluated positively, whites put their chairs significantly closer to black partners than they had in the earlier study.
According to a major Russian pollster, the only eras of the 20th century that Russians evaluate positively are those under Nicholas II, and under Khrushchev.
Key among questions of interest is the level of use of new domains: To the extent that a TLD is put to use for the distribution of Web content, especially content not available elsewhere, that domain is likely to be evaluated positively.
SLE narratives were more likely to be evaluated positively than WPBA narratives.
SLE narratives were more likely to be evaluated positively than WPBA narratives overall and by trainees specifically.
With respect to redesigning care delivery for older people, shifting of care from the GP to the PN was evaluated positively and appeared to be conducive to the delivery of proactive care, as PNs in general are more familiar with a preventive approach.
For example, is to contemplate the truth really to evaluate it positively, rather than simply to consider it?
Because an LRT suggested that positive selection acted on the fixation of the AEE gene in the land plants, the Bayes empirical Bayes method was used to evaluate the positively selected sites and their posterior probabilities.
Regarding the acceptability of the advice, the assessment questionnaire prior to receiving the advice was evaluated positively in terms of understandability, logic, length, credibility and lay-out, however attention is needed concerning the ease of answering the assessment questionnaires.
The human factors training was evaluated positively, and thought to be both acceptable and relevant to practice.
