0 past simple and past participle of evaluate
1 to judge or calculate the quality, importance, amount, or value of something:
The effects of the drug on patients' behaviour is extremely difficult to evaluate.
Her new book looks at how we can evaluate animal intelligence.
In the study, ten major airlines were evaluated for on-time performance, baggage handling, fares, safety and customer service.
This activity encourages students to evaluate different points of view and present their own conclusions.
The magazine article evaluated ten different digital cameras and ranked them according to price and ease of use.
These concepts and psychological attributes can be identified and evaluated by educators in a process that could include student self-evaluation and validation.
During training the synaptic weights are evaluated and after training, the network should be able to reproduce the learned behaviour.
Statistical tests then allow the significance and contribution to the turbulence intensity of the detected structures to be evaluated.
