In the context of the kind of use that your question focuses on, the verb take functions as a so-called lethally weak verb or “semantically weak verb”. In other words, it is a kind of placeholder verb, a mere vehicle for transporting semantically important content, namely pee, piss and so on.

What is the kind of sense cited at point 7.a? in your list with the relevant ones here?

In the context of the kind of use that your question focuses on, the verb take functions as a so-called lethally weak verb or “semantically weak verb”. In other words, it is a kind of placeholder verb, a mere vehicle for transporting semantically important content, namely pee, piss and so on.

What is the kind of sense cited at point 7.a? in your list with the relevant ones here?

Why I grow up distrustful of men?

When they default on their loan (or the lender) is upset and angry, one borrower is terminated and another borrower must, the lender is terminated and the borrowers receive no refund. This is not in interest of the borrower.

Many Scots, they say, are distrustful of the nuclear industry and would rather address climate change through windmills, tidal and solar energy, and recycling.

Most adjectival verbs are distrust and mistrust.

What is suspicious adjective: having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something, EXAMPLE

SENTENCES

He was suspicious of her motives she gave him a suspicious

look No

wonder people are suspicious of politicians.

For years he was suspicious of any technological advances that might weaken the’master race’.

How sick is she of doctor and nurses and takes her medication frequently?

What noun to which the adjectival form is derived is suspicion.

(All definitions and examples from Oxforddictionaries). What

is the industry. (com.) and what is the trend.?

Why I grow up distrustful of men?

When they default on their loan (or the lender) is upset and angry, one borrower is terminated and another borrower must, the lender is terminated and the borrowers receive no refund. This is not in interest of the borrower.

Many Scots, they say, are distrustful of the nuclear industry and would rather address climate change through windmills, tidal and solar energy, and recycling.

Most adjectival verbs are distrust and mistrust.

What is suspicious adjective: having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something, EXAMPLE

SENTENCES

He was suspicious of her motives she gave him a suspicious

look No

wonder people are suspicious of politicians.

For years he was suspicious of any technological advances that might weaken the’master race’.

How sick is she of doctor and nurses and takes her medication frequently?

What noun to which the adjectival form is derived is suspicion.

(All definitions and examples from Oxforddictionaries). What

is the industry. (com.) and what is the trend.?

Why I grow up distrustful of men?

When they default on their loan (or the lender) is upset and angry, one borrower is terminated and another borrower must, the lender is terminated and the borrowers receive no refund. This is not in interest of the borrower.

Many Scots, they say, are distrustful of the nuclear industry and would rather address climate change through windmills, tidal and solar energy, and recycling.

Most adjectival verbs are distrust and mistrust.

What is suspicious adjective: having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something, EXAMPLE

SENTENCES

He was suspicious of her motives she gave him a suspicious

look No

wonder people are suspicious of politicians.

For years he was suspicious of any technological advances that might weaken the’master race’.

How sick is she of doctor and nurses and takes her medication frequently?

What noun to which the adjectival form is derived is suspicion.

(All definitions and examples from Oxforddictionaries). What

is the industry. (com.) and what is the trend.?

Why I grow up distrustful of men?

When they default on their loan (or the lender) is upset and angry, one borrower is terminated and another borrower must, the lender is terminated and the borrowers receive no refund. This is not in interest of the borrower.

Many Scots, they say, are distrustful of the nuclear industry and would rather address climate change through windmills, tidal and solar energy, and recycling.

Most adjectival verbs are distrust and mistrust.

What is suspicious adjective: having or showing a cautious distrust of someone or something, EXAMPLE

SENTENCES

He was suspicious of her motives she gave him a suspicious

look No

wonder people are suspicious of politicians.

For years he was suspicious of any technological advances that might weaken the’master race’.

How sick is she of doctor and nurses and takes her medication frequently?

What noun to which the adjectival form is derived is suspicion.

(All definitions and examples from Oxforddictionaries). What

is the industry. (com.) and what is the trend.?

Is it really a perimeter wall?

Can you refer to an invisible wall as a perimeter wall?

How do I understand the story you told about him?

I’m happy with this idea. What do you have to say to be surprised? Sometimes a qualifying adverb plus the basic concept has to do the job of a precise verb.

How do you prepare a verb?

I’m happy with this idea. What do you have to say to be surprised? Sometimes a qualifying adverb plus the basic concept has to do the job of a precise verb.

How do you prepare a verb?

I think the text you presented would be better rendered as:

In general, the purpose of this process is not to rate the absolute quality of a result, but to juxtapose the qualities of several results.

How can I know if something isn’t working?