Sentence examples for accurate appraisals from inspiring English sources

The appraisers might also be strangers to the neighborhood where they are working — which is not always conducive to making accurate appraisals.

They cite several reasons: First, with sales volume having dropped by nearly 50percentt at the beginning of the year and only recently having reached more normal levels, appraisers are often hard pressed to find the comparable sales that allow them to come up with accurate appraisals.

Psychologist David Kenny of the University of Connecticut, Storrs, says the finding demonstrates the brain's remarkable ability to make fast yet accurate appraisals.

Currently, forest inventories based on field measurements provide the most accurate appraisals of the development over time of timber volume and forest carbon, as well as the most sound basis for anticipating future inventories.

(vii) We cannot exclude, on the basis of the current data, that those with better cognitive functioning are better able to comply with MACS procedures, in particular with regard to making accurate appraisals of symptoms.

Narayanasamy and Narayanasamy [ 42] discussed staff development programs in the UK's National Health Service (NHS), noting that the organization needs to be supportive, fair, and transparent about staff development and that development plans should be based on accurate appraisals of employee needs.

This gave an accurate appraisal of the difficulty level of each question and each test.

"An accurate appraisal is good for homeowners," said Austin King, national director of Acorn's Financial Justice Center.

"It's certainly not an accurate appraisal of the U.S.-Visit program," Mr. Hutchinson added.

A more accurate appraisal might have encouraged better preparation and maybe lessened some of the public hostility.

WHEN you've seen one, you've seen 'em all is a reasonably accurate appraisal of Japanese restaurants on Long Island.