Word Finder - evaluates

definition

To draw conclusions from examining; to assess.

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It will take several years to evaluate the material gathered in the survey.

definition

To compute or determine the value of (an expression).

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Evaluate this integral.

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To return or have a specific value.

Evaluates how credible the government's ambition is to create world-class state-owned conglomerates.

Caution If the first operand of the || operator evaluates to true, the second operand of the || operator evaluates to true, the second operand will not be evaluated.

The placeholder pH is added to the speculation degree of which evaluates the continuation of future.

The construct then evaluates to the element of the record record rec whose name is, as a string, equal to name.

The construct then evaluates to the element of the record rec whose name is, as a string, equal to name.

The paper reports on the accuracy of these techniques and evaluates them in the context of the traditional walkover survey.

After the notary evaluates your real estate transaction, the capital gains tax (normally paid by the seller) and fees are paid.

The retailer turns a profit, the manufacturer evaluates demand and can then serve you with better quality of formulations, and lastly the consumer receives exactly what you should.

Independent review of online MBA programs evaluates an online college or university's Master of Science in Business Administration degree program.

The eye evaluates objects relative to one another.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) evaluates personal care products differently from food and pharmaceuticals.

He evaluates the patient's habits and makes recommendations to help patients treat their sleep apnea.

When an expert evaluates your sewing machine there are certain criteria used.

While listening to the heartbeat, the physician carefully evaluates several factors, including the loudness, frequency, pitch, duration, location, and timing of the murmur with the patient's heartbeat.

Breast examination evaluates unevenness, discoloration, or scaling; both breasts are palpated to feel for masses or lumps.

The pathologist who evaluates cancer cells in biopsied tissue designates the cancer as being stage I, II, III, or IV, in terms of the degree of metastasis.

Like other scales, it evaluates the personal and social skills used for everyday living.

A chest x ray evaluates the size, shape, and location of the heart and lungs.

Since headaches arise from many causes, a physical exam assesses general health and a neurological exam evaluates the possibility of neurological disease that is causing the headache.

The Apgar scoring system evaluates the physical condition of the newborn at one minute after birth and again at five minutes after birth.

The score is significant because one person in the delivery room evaluates the infant using five signs in an objective, standard and measurable manner.

Within the first 24 hours after birth, a healthcare provider evaluates an infant's neurological functioning and development by testing and observing these reflexes.

A PET scan, which evaluates cerebral blood flow and brain metabolism, may be of help in diagnosing mild head injury.

Research evaluates outcomes for groups, not individual students.

Visual reinforcement audiology (VRA) testing evaluates the hearing of infants from six months to two years.

Judgment assessment evaluates the individual's ability to exercise appropriate judgment.

A trained psychologist evaluates and interprets an individual's performance on the scale's subtests to discover strengths and weaknesses and offer recommendations based upon these findings.

Her mental scale evaluates various abilities, yielding a normalized standard score called the Mental Development Index.

In the halo effect, the observer evaluates the child's behavior in a way that confirms his general previous impression of the child.

Psychological evaluation varies with other findings and the age of the child but usually includes several assessments for anxiety and a behavioral checklist that evaluates the child's behavior at home and school.

Multimer analysis evaluates the structure of the vWF, and RIPA measures how much ristocetin is required to cause the clumping of platelets in a blood sample.

A trained psychologist evaluates and interprets an child's performance on the scale's subtests to discover their strengths and weaknesses and offer recommendations based upon these findings.

It evaluates United States and Canadian insurance companies every year for financial strength and stability, and assigns a rating from ""A++"" to "D".

Best is a rating organization that evaluates an insurance company's financial strength and its ability to pay out claims for all its policyholders.