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91. During recent years, librarians have become more aware of the need to evaluate programmes of library instruction.

92. You can use this function to accept and evaluate an expression, such as a mathematical equation, whilst the program is running.

93. He also had to develop short-term goals for himself every week and evaluate his job performance at the end of the summer.

94. A number of distinguished commentators, most of them ecclesiastics, were assembled to evaluate the programmes and their implications.

95. Similar studies need to be done to evaluate the role of the cholinergic nerves in the gastric response to intragastric ethanol.

96. The Formalists evaluate literary form for its perceptibility and not for its mimetic capacity.

97. What could be more desirable than the need to evaluate the work of our schools?

98. The need to evaluate the impact of particular innovations is now well recognized.

99. A further problem about this role is the criteria by which we evaluate the information and material.

100. What can realistically be accomplished by Community Economic Development strategies and what criteria can be used to determine and evaluate success?

101. They set the academic tone and they hire teachers and other staff, help them improve their skills, and evaluate them.

102. These workers are the most mobile and have the greatest incentive to evaluate carefully the relative and absolute risks.

103. Questions designed to evaluate the educational objectives of the projects were derived from other studies assessing self esteem and locus of control.

104. Evaluate vaccine efficacy and the costs and benefits of vaccination programs for emerging infections.

105. The police force should not evaluate officers' performance in terms of the number of arrests they make.

106. A continuing programme to investigate, evaluate, and disseminate best practice information on teaching large classes has also been developed.

107. When using covert sensitization, it is important to evaluate its effect on both drinking behavior and urges to drink.

108. Asked to evaluate how Congress is doing its job, the public divides evenly, 46 percent to 46 percent.

109. It is the responsibility of management to evaluate the individual contributions of team members.

110. Terminal Sessions Next evaluate the maximum number of sessions for the entire terminal server.

111. But how are we to evaluate their size in any particular instance?

112. Customers can also evaluate software free via use of temporary licences.

113. Corporately teachers can plan and develop strategies,(http://sentencedict.com/evaluate.html) translate them into practice and monitor and evaluate their effect.

114. It was a heroic effort to try to evaluate business units using some notion of market valuation.

115. Further studies are also required to evaluate any disparity in their expression of the two L1 chains.

116. Agreed to evaluate hardware systems up to the value of ￡7k, possibly to tie in with image analysis. 11.

117. Instead the newcomers tend to evaluate the farm worker and the other villagers on the basis of urban criteria for allocating prestige.

118. To review all rules against the principles agreed and evaluate how they can be simplified.

119. Before these committees existed, Congress had no way to evaluate the budget priorities given by the executive branch.

120. Little detail is provided, however, and it is thus difficult to evaluate his work fully.