Sentence examples for whose evaluations from inspiring English sources

About 1,100 of them, including Ms. Williams, have been certified by the North American Registry of Midwives, a private agency whose evaluations are recognized in some 20 states.

To do so, he must remake the structure of his portfolio, catering to investors in real estate investment trusts, whose evaluations of office properties are in many ways reversals of the structures prized by entrepreneurial developers like Mr. Maguire.

When Binney and I chatted at the reservoir outside Dillon, he had already finished discussions with Moody's and Fitch, the bond-rating agencies whose evaluations would help the town finance the project.

So though "Listen to My Heart" isn't my cup of tea, I'm comfortable with the brilliantly pithy phrase coined, as far as I know, by Howard Thompson, whose evaluations of old movies juiced up The Times's television listings for years: good of its kind.

But during the bubble, an enormous amount of authority was given to the ratings agencies, whose evaluations of housing assets had a tremendous impact on the securities that investors chose to buy and the interest rates they were willing to accept.

It is designed to minimize smooth functions whose evaluations are considered expensive and whose derivatives are not available or not desirable to approximate.

Patients for whom the course of NEW-FILL® was not followed by a monitoring visit at 12 18 months after the last injection session or whose evaluation visit at 12 18 months was not evaluable were considered as lost to follow-up.

This paper describes a method for evaluating characteristics of underground thermal properties and groundwater, whose evaluation is essential for designing systems of underground thermal energy utilization.

The doctor whose evaluation heavily influenced the prior finding said his work was "rushed," "unreliable" and "in error".

More than 90 percent of districts whose evaluation plans won state approval had plans that included provisions to sunset after a year.

Working at the Firm In 1984, Ms. Sotomayor, whose evaluation at the district attorney's office had described her as a "potential superstar," interviewed with the firm Pavia & Harcourt.