Sentence examples for willing to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The developed platform will be available to users willing to evaluate their PET-AS methods and contribute with more evaluation datasets.

Bias may exist in psychiatric competency evaluations because the majority of psychiatrists willing to evaluate a patient's capacity for PAS are in favour of PAS [ 100] and psychiatrists' ethical views for and against PAS affect clinical opinions regarding patient capacity for PAS in different directions [ 101].

(Year 4, female student)" A considerable number of students stated that they wished to receive feedback on the consequences drawn from evaluation results: " "I believe that more students would be willing to evaluate if they knew that it is of some avail".

"All of these banks are willing to evaluate exceptions on a case-by-case basis," he said.

It assured us that it wanted to "help" and was willing to evaluate us for a number of "alternatives".

The foundation had received a grant proposal for a research project, and Simons asked Wigler if he would be willing to evaluate it.

But if the Washington and Lee community is not more willing to critically evaluate one of our patron saints — and modify how we celebrate him — we only legitimize the "causes" of white supremacists who latch onto statues of men like Lee because they symbolize the subjugation of black people.

Much like in medicine, you have to be willing to see, evaluate and change the course of your actions if and when it's needed.

As Cavanaugh et al. (2000) and Selye (1976) suggest, challenge stress is favorable for individual development, making a person more willing to positively evaluate work and tasks―as well as organizational practices (Lazarus and Folkman, 1984).

Subsequently, several Italian ICUs adopted CPFA in septic shock patients with promising results, and were willing to formally evaluate its efficacy.

Even so, the availability of standardised surveillance results should be of great help in any ICU willing to critically evaluate and improve its own performance.