evaluative

Examples of evaluating

evaluating

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

Evaluating the importance of reducing the duration of untreated psychosis.
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.
The emphasis is on students' engagement in making and appreciating, with tutors providing models of planning, teaching and evaluating.
This, in turn, is supposed to define the environment for evaluating the let-body.
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.
Thus, the data could be helpful in evaluating or formulating a wave theory of turbulence.
They adopted a qualitative approach to evaluating poverty, holding in-depth interviews with a number of groups regarded as disempowered.
Evaluating and combining physicians' probabilities of survival in an intensive care unit.
This strategy allows for increased precision in evaluating the level of functioning in the specific domain within a more comprehensive developmental framework.
Despite these potential benefits, scientific studies evaluating the effectiveness of this exercise machine are limited.
These conditions are derived by evaluating the limit 0- in the solutions above.
The top-level interface uses a bottom-up approach to evaluating real numbers and is thus not a genuine type-2 implementation.
Thirteen countries not currently evaluating screening program impact indicated that they plan to undertake assessment of one or more of these measures in the future.
The agent is said to be farsighted since it looks far ahead of time when evaluating a state-action pair.
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