Sentence examples for a rounded assessment from inspiring English sources

Both solo practitioner Schultz and vast Vanguard will give you a rounded assessment that covers investments including Roth or standard individual retirement accounts, and also insurance, college costs, trusts, mortgages, tax liability and long-term care policies.

A fourth caveat to the study is that concerns about the empirical validity of EQ-5D and SF-6D utility scores should be counter-balanced by a rounded assessment of all psychometric properties of the measures in the maternity context.

Partly under the influence of the Wanless Report [ 28], Welsh policy makers had emphasised the need for a rounded assessment of performance that combined use of targets with audit and inspection, including self-assessment.

Time for a balanced and rounded assessment of Blair that includes the warts, but also has the all?

Entrance to the New York City Specialized High Schools should be dependent on a well-rounded assessment of a student's knowledge and skills, rather than on the ability to perform well on a single test.

However, there is enough of the unignorable remainder – Disasters of War, Black Paintings etc – to ensure this emerges a rounded, intelligent assessment.

Manager and peer expectations differ from direct reports but getting a well-rounded assessment can go a long way toward matching up individual skills with work assignments where people can be successful.

OSCE assessment has little correlation with assessments of knowledge, verbal competence, or written communication [ 8, 14, 15], thus to ensure rounded assessment, several methods would be required.

This trial builds in health economic and HRQL measures which provide a well-rounded assessment of the impact of the experimental regimen.

She delivered a rounded and reasoned assessment of the opportunities, risks and price tags that await our next president as she or he fights for our vision of fairness and justice.

By specifically focusing on protective factors, the SAPROF aims to provide a more accurate and well-rounded assessment of risk for future violent behaviour [ 21].