Sentence examples for Detailed appraisals from inspiring English sources

Film festival coverage can often be of less interest to casual readers than it is to the reporters and critics churning it out: it can be frustrating to read detailed appraisals of films that won't be available for public viewing – if ever – for months or sometimes years.

Some lenders will start with an automated valuation and then move to more detailed appraisals if the values aren't high enough to approve the loan.

They made detailed appraisals of Gaddafi's defensive strongholds, his air bases, listening stations, electronic warfare and communications networks, tank regiments, ground troops, planning and command centres, logistics hubs, key infrastructure and administration.

Mr. Marra said that Mr. Gibson did not meet the economic criteria for such court-financed representation and that he expected to show that by submitting detailed appraisals of two pieces of Newark property that the former mayor owns.

Bruce Cafky, director of the Oklahoma City office of the Small Business Adnlinistra tion, said his office would set no dollar amount on the dam age and that an exact estimate would be available only after insurance company adjusters made detailed appraisals.

Building on previous intervention trials that have focused on vulnerable populations and included detailed risk appraisals (such as measures of depression and experience of physical harm), we established a safety monitoring system that centered around two types of safety-related events: safety alerts and adverse events.

We use the case of the 2011 2012 unrest at Santorini as a basis for demonstration with the Netica package (NorsysSoftware Corp. [2014]); however, all values and probabilities reproduced in what follows were chosen as provisional indicative numbers – had the crisis escalated further these would have been subjected to detailed expert appraisal and modulation.

Detailed quality appraisal of individual included studies was replaced with a narrative summary of methodology and study design limitations.

Detailed quality appraisal of these individual studies, as well as grading of the body of evidence to answer each clinical, research or policy question, can then be undertaken as required.

Expertise is especially important with appraisals that are submitted for tax purposes, because the Internal Revenue Service has detailed requirements for appraisals submitted as documentation for donations or estate tax calculations.

Detailed results of appraisal of all relevant systematic reviews are presented in Additional File 2. Data extracted from the systematic reviews were categorised and presented in tables and forest plots.