Sentence examples for Inflated assessment from inspiring English sources

The escalation to especially brutal interrogation tactics against the prisoner, Abu Zubaydah, including confining him in boxes and slamming him against the wall, was ordered by officials at C.I.A. headquarters based on a highly inflated assessment of his importance, interviews and a review of newly released documents show.

Mr. Hutchings, now assistant dean of the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University, was at that time the chairman of the National Intelligence Council, whose members clashed with Mr. Bolton, the under secretary of state for arms control, over what the intelligence officials regarded as his inflated assessment of the Syrian threat.

Much of the negative social impact of chronic infection was due to the association of infection with IDU and inflated assessments of transmission risks.

On the other hand, numerous studies have found that the inclusion of established cases among examined cohorts consistently inflates assessments of the accuracy of a diagnostic test, 14 and it is likely that this would also be the case in studies of depression screening tools.

Mr. Penn also relied on appraisers to provide inflated property assessments and title agents to sanction and execute fund transfers, according to the lawsuit.

The inflated self-assessments of the information-challenged tend to replace scientific knowledge, not to mention common sense.

And that generally serves to artificially inflate the assessment of schools serving largely well-off kids and underestimate the work in high-poverty schools". So that puts the premium on making sure students are learning, particularly high-needs students, but with a close eye on what they've learned and how prepared they are for success at the next level.

Lastly, prophylactic restorations may inflate caries assessment.

While it is hard to know if single item assessments are under-estimating the prevalence or if the behavioural assessments are inflating rates, an assessment bias clearly exists.

Earlier this month, three licensed real estate appraisers pleaded guilty to charges of inflating property assessments to secure large mortgages from the lending company, Walsh Securities.

Study participants, having had experience with a poorer health state due to injury, may tend to inflate their assessments of both their pre-injury and recovered health states by implicit comparison with their injured state.