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Meanings of evaluate in English

Portuguese
avaliar
Catalan
avaluar
Spanish
evaluar

To place a value on.

avaliar
Portuguese
julgar
Catalan
opinar
Spanish
juzgar

To express an opinion or a valuation, especially on esthetics, morality or the like.

julgar
Usage of evaluate in English
1
Twenty-five minutes for them to evaluate the situation and issue their demands.
Tarnished Knight
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Objective: To evaluate maternal health outcomes two years after term breech delivery.
Pubmed
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I don't think it's time to evaluate that yet, she said today.
Radio NZ
4
Both companies said they would form special committees to evaluate the offers.
Reuters
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To evaluate your emotions, values, and motivation, ask yourself the following questions:
The Power of Giving
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Second, social comparison: we tend to evaluate ourselves by looking at others.
BBC
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To evaluate this method, two data sets with different SNRs were used.
Pubmed
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One observer repeated the process 1 week later to evaluate intraobserver variations.
Pubmed
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Aim: To evaluate the ability of the software to support trial recruitment.
Pubmed
10
Objective: To evaluate the cardiovascular response to active postural changes in pregnancy.
Pubmed
11
Therefore, there is a need to evaluate their clinical implications for patients.
Pubmed
12
Digital dental casts are used to evaluate treatment and changes over time.
Pubmed
13
We don't have all the details; we have to evaluate the situation.
Dayworld
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A decision tree analysis model was constructed to evaluate the treatment strategy.
Pubmed
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However, there are limited studies to evaluate the effectiveness of the procedure.
Pubmed
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Prospective randomized clinical trials are needed to evaluate the best treatment strategy.
Pubmed
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Evaluate through the time
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United States of America
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Rare
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