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Examples of appraised

appraised

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

To enable the fertility rates inherent in the projections at various times to be appraised, the number of births per 1000 females has been computed.
The quality of included studies was critically appraised.
The available studies will then be critically appraised for quality.
To determine the effectiveness of the tests, we critically appraised included articles and assigned a level of evidence.
Neither changes in time nor the effects of international crisis be effectively appraised.
Specifically, the introduction of a lump-sum tax and modifications in the real wage rate and in the rate of interest are consecutively appraised.
The research appraised existing age limits, not elderly welfare measures as a whole.
They appraised and gave meaning to their experiences by comparing themselves against other cancer patients they had met during their journey.
I was particularly interested to see how two groups of trainees listened and appraised one pupil's composition.
Similarly, political rallies back at home provided an occasion for a face-to-face encounter in which representatives' commitment and endeavour could be appraised by their supporters.
This is why we systematically reviewed and appraised the methods by which the learning curve has been addressed during health technology assessment in the past.
As mentioned above, research and its outcomes may be appraised for quality and applicability.
Options are appraised, rejected or developed, employing simultaneously retrospective and predictive leaps of the imagination.
Reviews of existing appraisals were only included if the scope had altered and only technologies additional to those originally appraised were counted.
As stressors become more independently appraised, then, one would expect cognitive biases to become more pronounced in determining the effects of stress.
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