Sentence examples for a perfect assessment from inspiring English sources

"What they want us to do is hold off until a perfect assessment is in place," Ms. Walsh said.

The Gartner Magic Quadrant, while not a perfect assessment, is the best proxy we have for delivering a definitive answer to the "who is best?" question.

Thus, in the absence of a "perfect" assessment, we would recommend continuing use of the three core assessment scales: the mRS as an outcome if the study is describing global disability, the NIHSS for studies looking at neurological impairment, and the BI for studies looking at basic ADL.

We acknowledge that measurement error remains in our smoking assessment, and it is possible that a more perfect assessment could further attenuate or nullify this association.

This is because there is no perfect assessment, no bright-line test for what makes a leader effective, and no model that can perfectly determine great leadership.

When the Earl of Kent says of him, "The power of his wits have given way to his impatience," it feels like the perfect assessment.

However, more detailed studies would be required to prove these aspects, as perfect assessment of positions of distant accessions may not be possible solely on the basis of AP-PCR marker analysis.

In comparison to bipedal lymphography (previous primarily used approach for the lymphatic imaging), the advance of noninvasive approaches like lymphoscintigraphy, ultrasound, computed tomography, positron emission tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and optical imaging has facilitated the perfect assessment of lymph nodes [ 1, 23].

"The draft assessment offers a perfect opportunity for President Obama at the outset of his second term," said Lou Leonard, director of the climate change programme for the World Wildlife Fund.

While the formal content assessment revealed a perfect match between item 3 and CRU as a concept, the other evidence sources rendered the scores and interpretations from this item as less valid which affects the overall validity of the CRU scale.

It destroys the statistical relationship between the number of counts in the data point and its uncertainty, preventing χ2 from reaching unity for a perfect fit and interfering with the assessment of the quality of the fit.