| He maintained that these methodological principles underlie evaluative practice in science just as modus ponens underlies deductive inference. |
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| It was designed to measure both affective and evaluative components of attitudes toward one's current job. |
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| This is because it remains possible that evaluative epistemic facts supervene on naturalistic ones. |
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| The HR manager said her company wouldn't use fun weekends as an evaluative exercise. |
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| Participants recorded and charted their daily lifestyle activities in each area to provide evaluative feedback. |
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| The first, body-image evaluation, denotes individuals' evaluative thoughts and beliefs about their physical appearance. |
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| I also do not wish to engage in an evaluative comparison of Hale's novel with the works of other more celebrated American Indian authors. |
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| It also provides future directions for evaluation to strengthen the culture of assessment and the use of evaluative evidence for decision-making. |
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| They will also play an evaluative role by attempting to assess the degree of relevance of the programme as it exists at that point. |
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| However, evaluative mechanisms still need to be in place in order to know whether goals are being met. |
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| If the work term counts towards your degree, there is often an evaluative component that will have to be completed by the end of each work term. |
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| They are also searching for answers to evaluative questions of what has value in life and work. |
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| Females are subject to greater evaluative pressure concerning appearance. |
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| Initially, I try to keep the students focused on asking what problems mean, rather than asking them for immediate evaluative judgements or counter arguments. |
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| This implementation project has utilized an evaluative research approach to use local data as a change motivator for advanced access. |
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| He confesses that he wants to make love to a woman before his evaluative disease catches him up completely. |
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| The constant streams of evaluative data that teachers must generate present a similar irony. |
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| What is it about nostalgia that so effectively scrambles our evaluative faculties? |
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| As indicated above, we view this range as descriptive, not evaluative. |
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| A transcript was used rather than an audiotaped conversation so as to provide no paralinguistic or vocalic cues regarding the nature of the ambiguous evaluative comments. |
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| A truncated version of these objectives and the evaluative findings for each are as follows. |
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| However, this report is not evaluative as stipulated in Article 9 of the Regulation. |
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| In fact, very few studies are explicitly referred to by their authors as evaluative studies. |
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| Supporting data for each recommendation are summarized with evaluative comments and references. |
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| Her comments are made more critical by several additional comments that she presents in the form of closed questions, all of which are more evaluative than interrogatory. |
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| The socio-demographic, anamnestic, clinical, biological and evaluative data were evaluated by univariate and multivariate analysis. |
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| The robust version of descriptive philosophy of science derives from, or superimposes upon, the conclusions of modest descriptivism, a theory about evaluative practice. |
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| There is a considerable body of evaluative work produced every year in different parts of the organization. |
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| Design evaluative procedures to support measures of organizational structure effectiveness. |
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| One major harmful effect of stress in any evaluative situation is that it runs interference. |
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| Classicism for him is not an evaluative concept but a description of the function of art in the time surrounding Periclean Athens. |
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| A rationale for providing some type of evaluative or critical appraisal component is offered. |
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| Five of the vehicles will be outfitted with Texaco Ovonics metal hydride storage for evaluative purposes. |
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| It would develop an implementation strategy and an evaluative component on its progress. |
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| Its evaluative commitments are indeed contractarian. |
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| Thus, on the grading and evaluative theories of blame developed by Smart and Watson, there is nothing about blame that requires a blamer to be conatively or emotionally exercised in any way. |
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| But such evaluative diversity just is what reasonable pluralism about values involves. |
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| It argues that deontic, alethic, evaluative, and rationalist construals of the relevant worth relation are wrongheaded. |
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| Most become engaged through their involvement in strategic evaluations, their responsibility for programled evaluation or the integration of evaluative thinking and evaluation within projects. |
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| Cases resolved through mediation included cases relating to financial compensation for work completed, clarification of inappropriate behaviour, relationships involving evaluative authority and interpersonal problems. |
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| The indicators did not allow the measurement of the impact as they were activity-driven and formalistic rather than evaluative, e.g. number of meetings or conferences. |
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| This meeting was an evaluative moment, illuminator and projective. |
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| First, and most obvious, the activities that people engage in have predictable effects on both their hedonic experiences and their evaluative judgements. |
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| The moral is a preceptorial voice, a statement of evaluative power and of mentorial function. |
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| Such snapshots can be combined over time to tell a story about the relative successes or failures of an urban intervention, thus providing an effective evaluative mechanism. |
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| The challenge for sentimentalism, by contrast, is to produce a theory of the sentiments on which they can be understood independently of the evaluative concepts that the theory uses them to analyze. |
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| Counterconditioning can only occur when an organism has an association between a mental representation and a valence, as acquired in an evaluative conditioning paradigm. |
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| Yet 'careless driving' is susceptible to sorites reasoning precisely because those evaluative and contextual considerations give reason to conclude that it is careless to drive with bald tires. |
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| Being part of the explicit culture, the norms do not resonate with the implicit culture in terms of cognitive, cathectic and evaluative orientations. |
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| If we cross-tabulate this three-dimensional property space of culture along the cathectic and evaluative dimensions we get the following results: Finland is the only country which scores high in all three dimension. |
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| In addition, the Commission may arrange evaluative studies as well as organise seminars, colloquia or other experts' meetings which might assist with the implementation of the Culture 2000 programme. |
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| Take the evaluative property of being funny. |
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| In everyday discourse, the valuing sense of respect, especially when used about people, most commonly means thinking highly of someone, i.e., evaluative respect. |
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| A local champion advanced access physician has participated in an evaluative research project to examine the local effect of his office change to advanced access. |
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| First is evaluative research, which is broader than impact evaluation, and attempts to assess whether development policies are effective, and under what circumstances they tend to be more effective. |
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| Evaluations should not be seen as an event but as part of an exercise whereby different stakeholders are able to participate in the continuous process of generating and applying evaluative knowledge. |
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| One advantage of this proposal is that by sending a professional to assess the prospective birth mother, you would be intervening in a way that might not just be evaluative but also practically useful to the woman. |
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| There are few evaluative models for determining whether or how lay Navigation makes a difference in people's treatment experience, quality of life, survival or other aspects of the cancer journey. |
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| That being the case, the communities will no doubt need support in order to strengthen their evaluative capacities, in terms of financing as well as human and material resources. |
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| So, decision-makers do not have access to sufficient evaluative information as to whether programs are relevant, cost-effective, or successful in achieving the objectives they were set up to accomplish. |
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| So analysing and clarifying the way the world is must be treated as a strictly separate question to normative and evaluative ought questions. |
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| Supervisors, because of the evaluative function that is part of their job responsibilities, have considerable power in the relationship. |
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| No doubt a finite evaluative argument must make some unargued evaluative assumptions, just as finite factual arguments must make some unargued factual assumptions. |
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| Ethnocentrism measures how much individuals maintain an evaluative bias in favor of their own group while perceiving out-groups as being inferior to their own group. |
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| The paper then uses this model to illustrate ways in which the Kantian evaluative standpoint enjoys a kind of internal stability that the Hobbesian framework lacks. |
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| I continue to think that racial issues can and should be covered in an evaluative, responsible, contextualized manner, whatever your media outlet. |
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| Evaluative diversity lies in the process of forming overall evaluations of the product on the basis of product quality perceptions. |
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