Sentence examples for will be appraising from inspiring English sources

However, it is likely that in the future NICE will be appraising more devices and diagnostic tests (Personal Communication, Carole Longson, NICE, December 2008).

The Value of Books The Blackstone Memorial Library in Branford, will be host to a book appraisal session on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. Books will be appraised for $5 (one book) or $10 (for three).

"Now his performance will be appraised in light of some real failure.

Benedict's eight-year reign will be appraised intensively and, I expect, unkindly.

All very interesting, but I suspect that this book will be appraised more as an artefact than as a story.

The key issue in such deals is whether the property will be appraised for the full sales price by the lender, Mr. Dibley said.

The event is being held in conjunction with the museum's exhibition "Tabletop to TV Tray: China and Glass in America, 1880-1980 .Items will be appraised for a $6 a piece or three pieces for $15, with a maximum of three pieces.

Its ability to cope with the scientific and technological problems encountered will be appraised in this paper.

Also, it is usual to consider one constant temperature throughout the entire reservoir; however, there are cases (as in the case which will be appraised) where it seems it is not the correct assumption.

Randomised trials will be appraised using the Jadad scale, 15 while non-randomised/observational studies will be appraised using the Newcastle-Ottawa scale, 16 and systematic reviews will be appraised using the Assessing the Quality of Systematic Reviews AMSTARR) criteria.

Measurement studies will be appraised with the CEBM CASP tool for studies of diagnostic accuracy [ 33].