Sentence examples for absolute assessment from inspiring English sources

When questioned on whether he had concerns about sending asylum seekers to the country Morrison said: "Well, I don't necessarily agree with that absolute assessment because in the seven years to 2011 the percentage of people in poverty in Cambodia has fallen from over 50% to around 20%." "I mean this is a country that is trying to get on its feet; this is a country that is making great progress".

One possible form of absolute assessment is using the indicator of sustainability known as carrying capacity.

As a consequence, this becomes a relative measure rather than an absolute assessment [30].

Averaging two or more measurements would make CSI scores more generalizable for either relative or absolute assessment of caregiver strain.

Some critics of building sustainability assessment argue that the methods should evolve toward an "absolute" assessment of building sustainability.

RA, on the other hand, is an absolute assessment, which requires very specific and detailed information on e.g. the exposure conditions.

Using a 'positive' or 'scare tactic' strategy could facilitate the use of absolute risk assessment for communication purposes, while an 'indirect' strategy discouraged both the assessment and communication of absolute risk.

Methylation index (MI) was measured by absolute quantitative assessment of methylated alleles at seven MINT loci in primary CRC with contiguous adenomatous and normal tissues of 79 patients.

Moreover, because the goal of antihypertensive therapy is to prevent cardiovascular events, and the likelihood of such events is determined by multifactor or absolute risk assessment, risk, rather than level of blood pressure (BP), should determine the need for therapy.

Absolute volume assessment by the conductance technology requires an estimate of parallel conductance.

Comparison with other absolute risk assessment tools (like Framingham scoring) was not carried out.