evaluate

evaluate (someone or something) as (something)

To categorize or conceive of someone or something in a certain way in order to judge or grade them appropriately. Well, of course you were critiqued more harshly—she evaluated you as the professional dancer you are! We should evaluate this raw data as just that—not contextualized statistics.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

evaluate someone as something

to judge someone's performance as something. I will have to evaluate you as a new student. We must evaluate ourselves as teachers and leaders.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • evaluate (someone or something) as (something)
  • evaluate as
  • list (someone or something) among
  • list among
  • listing
  • lump (someone or something) (in) with (someone or something)
  • lump with
  • tar (someone or something) with the same brush
  • tar someone with the same brush
  • tarred with the same brush
References in periodicals archive
* Decide on a committee: In most schools, there is already a group that evaluates technology and makes purchasing decisions.
Compare and contrast: districts are conducting vendor shoot-outs as a way to compare new tech products
* Practicum preceptors should be included in the evaluation process only if they are able to observe students' cultural sensitivity and competence, and should evaluate only skill-level competencies.
MULTICULTURAL CURRICULUM EVALUATION OF A PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION PROGRAM
It is not clear how even the most highly skilled internal review team could properly evaluate whether an agent "provided proper and timely service to the taxpayer ...
IRS performance measures
Or should the agency include subjective dimensions to evaluate employees in as many areas as possible?
Designing an individualized performance evaluation system
Many of the models used to evaluate the program have been adapted from models which were designed to analyze manpower training programs.(2) However, these types of models might not fully measure the impacts of the VR program, which provides its clients with a variety of services beyond those provided by other manpower training programs.(3)
Vocational rehabilitation outcome measures: the probability of employment and the duration of periods of employment
Denner and Halprin (1974) suggest that when consumers use the same instrument to evaluate their progress and the social service.
Problems and benefits associated with consumer satisfaction evaluation at independent living centers
These individual reports are used to evaluate the exposure of the reporting institutions.
Transfer risk in U.S. banks
Aastrom is implementing a "proof of concept" clinical plan to evaluate the ability of TRCs to generate three different types of bone: long bone, jaw bone and spine.
AASTROM BIOSCIENCES REPORTS POSITIVE HUMAN JAW BONE RESULTS
In this study, the objective was to evaluate the suitability of different hardwood kraft market pulps as raw materials for decorative papers.
Summaries of September 2005 peer-reviewed papers
To methodically evaluate these controls, companies need a formal structure within the context of the overall internal control framework adopted by management.
Assessing company-level controls: another hurdle on the road to compliance
Also, we did not evaluate the efficacy of pesticide spraying for mosquito control or its cost-benefit ratio with regard to pesticide-related health effects.
Pesticides and health effects: Karpati et al. respond
The study did not aim to evaluate the quality of the participants' search results.
Training the health information seeker: quality issues in health information Web sites
It shows that people have to look past the numbers to truly evaluate nursing homes.
Robert Abrams: 'I want to create the nursing home community': interview with the founder of MyZiva
Evaluate Accounting and Financial Reporting Systems
Managing a successful turnaround even in tight capital markets: the team navigating a turnaround must go way beyond reducing headcount alone and focus on seven steps to change the company's direction and improve its cash flow and profitability
Without this "snapshot," the board of trustees has no established precedent upon which to evaluate the core competencies needed in a new Leader.
Succession planning means planning ahead: before the sparkles dance before their eyes, help your board prepare for a successful succession