Sentence examples for a continued assessment from inspiring English sources

A friend points out my cute shirt and follows up with the question, "Where'd you get it?" Half of the time it's an honest question but for the other half it's a continued assessment of whether she should really deem it "cute" dependent upon the brand.

The expansion of a country knowledge base can support a continued assessment of AFR.

The exact amount of those investments has not been set and will depend on a continuing assessment of the extent of the banks' nonperforming loans.

Scientists from the agency performed comprehensive physicals last summer on 32 dolphins from the bay as part of a continuing assessment of damage caused by the spill.

Among the 22 paintings whose attributions are changing in a continuing assessment project, now four years old, are works formerly credited to El Greco, Rubens, Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, Giorgione and Bosch.

As part of a continuing assessment of damages caused by the three-month spill, which began with an explosion aboard the Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico, NOAA scientists performed comprehensive physicals last summer on 32 dolphins from the bay.

This concern has prompted a continuing assessment of the risk of methylmercury toxicity among fish consumers in the United States as well as other countries.

Golimumab treatment did not appear to increase the incidence of NMSC, although such a risk has been identified with other anti-TNF agents, 42 46 and continued assessment is warranted.

In most instances, immediate resuscitation requires administration of adequate volumes of fluid and continued assessment and monitoring to determine improved hemodynamics and tissue perfusion [76].

We waited so long for perhaps the greatest perk of teaching and are delighted to be far removed from many of the challenges associated with our craft, such as lesson planning, continued assessment, classroom management, faculty meetings and administrative demands.

The emergence of virulent strains of C. difficile makes continued assessment of mortality statistics important.