Sentence examples similar to all round assessment from inspiring English sources

Secondly: we need a more effective all-round assessment mechanism of justice, of judicial authorities and of the implementation of European Union directives.

This study aims to design and validate the surgical ward round assessment tool (SWAT).

This ends weeks of bitter rivalry between the Simon Cowell talent show and its upstart rival featuring Will.i.am and Jessie J. Here's MediaGuardian's round-by-round assessment of the rivalry (best read while listening to this): Round 1: The BBC cries foul after ITV brings the launch of Britain's Got Talent forward a month to the same night as The Voice.

Only five officers (of the 15) underwent the third round of assessment and all were found to be utmost at risk for CVDs and were duly referred to a tertiary health care centre.

The average underutilization rate obtained for all QIDS study sites across all assessment rounds, was around 15%.

The latest round of assessment by the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR and Natural Resources Waless is known as "generic design assessment" and is carried out before site-specific proposals are put forward.

Results: Among the 59 employees examined in the study, 49 were found to be at risk for cardiovascular diseases (comprising ~ 83% of the assessed population) and thus qualified to the second round of assessment.

Those that cross any one of a number of other thresholds — holding more than $3.5 billion in derivative liabilities, $20 billion in debt, or having high leverage ratios, for instance — would move on to another round of assessment.

The country withdrew from this round of assessment.

Only 31 officers underwent the second round of assessment, out of whom 15 (48.4%) were found to be at higher risk and thus were subjected to the third round.

However, the reporting scales are typically set in the first round of assessment and establish a mean, standard deviation, and range that are based on the score distribution of a well-defined initial set of populations.