re-evaluate

evaluative

adjective formaluk /ɪˈvæljuətɪv/ us /-eɪṱɪv/
The questionnaires may be used for evaluative purposes.

Examples of evaluate

evaluate
First we set out the benefits of such a system and evaluate its compatibility with psychological constraints.
These concepts and psychological attributes can be identified and evaluated by educators in a process that could include student self-evaluation and validation.
Since this method of evaluating the receptive-field center sizes is significantly different from ours, these results is not straightforwardly comparable to ours.
Experiments evaluating the effects of isoproteronol on tissue removed from the heart at surgery demonstrated initial inhibition of contraction with improvements over time.
Three quantitative measures are defined to evaluate a design for robotic assemblability.
This, in turn, is supposed to define the environment for evaluating the let-body.
They then join with community members in participatory processes in order to evaluate dam planning.
These well-managed long-term studies provided the type of data needed to evaluate rigorously a number of recently developed analytical methods and assessment tools.
During training the synaptic weights are evaluated and after training, the network should be able to reproduce the learned behaviour.
The conceptual definitions and targeting criteria proposed by this working group should then be tested in large-scale prospective studies to evaluate their predictive value.
Thus, informed speculation concerning the outcome of the equal antecedent-risk insurance mechanism would serve as the guideline for evaluating the justice of communal medical provision.
So we have to evaluate this assumption empirically.
Statistical tests then allow the significance and contribution to the turbulence intensity of the detected structures to be evaluated.
Thus, the data could be helpful in evaluating or formulating a wave theory of turbulence.
Unlike other data collection instruments in health services research, costing resource tools have not been systematically developed or rigorously evaluated.
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