evaluative

Examples of evaluated

evaluated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

These concepts and psychological attributes can be identified and evaluated by educators in a process that could include student self-evaluation and validation.
During training the synaptic weights are evaluated and after training, the network should be able to reproduce the learned behaviour.
Statistical tests then allow the significance and contribution to the turbulence intensity of the detected structures to be evaluated.
Unlike other data collection instruments in health services research, costing resource tools have not been systematically developed or rigorously evaluated.
Typically, the whole performance is evaluated: the presentation, as well as the music being played or sung.
An adaptive steering controller for automated steering on agricultural tractors with an electrohydraulic steering system was evaluated as a possible solution for tractor steering.
Alternative options, such as implantation of stents, need to be evaluated.
Because of inherent uncertainty in ecological, economic, and social systems, changes are required in the way decision options are evaluated.
Management options for symptomatic symphyseal dysfunction are limited and current treatment modalities have never been adequately evaluated by way of a randomised trial.
Even at such high resolution, no trace of singular behaviour was observed, and derivatives of high order could be evaluated precisely.
Among the proposals experimentally evaluated in this paper, this one shows the worst trade-off between cost and precision.
The existence of large-scale dynamics may create difficulties for certain statistical source estimation procedures, unless the validity of the underlying assumptions is evaluated carefully.
The task evaluated whether the two groups of children differed in associative learning abilities when the learning involved no verbal materials.
The first study used the judgment of an expert who evaluated the target forms created by the system.
Participants evaluated the programme positively, although they did not consider that their memory functioning had improved as a result.
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