Sentence examples for an assessor at from inspiring English sources

The PGMOL general manager, Mike Riley, said: "As an assessor at the World Cup in Brazil I saw first-hand the benefits of vanishing spray for referees, and for the game as a whole.

MacFarlane's framework is relativist, with the idea that the truth of a sentence, as well as the evaluation of an assertion, for some particular kinds of sentences (e.g., concerning future contingents) must be judged with respect to both the original context of use, and a separate independent context of assessment (e.g., by an assessor at a future time).

Seven pairs of random number sequences were read aloud by an assessor at one number per second.

Ms. Kresser said the mistake in Mr. Romney's tax bill happened when an assessor looked at two sets of records, one for his house, which was newly constructed, and one for the land.

The good news is that the Care Act starts to move us away from the traditional system where an assessor looked at "needs" and based their decision on what people can't do.

Stuart Harris, a risk assessor at the Umatilla Reservation near the Oregon-Washington border, said the report confirmed that the federal standard for fish consumption used in previous studies had been much too low.

Outcome measures included pain (VAS at rest in cm), strength (tip pinch in kg), and hand function (Sollerman Test of Hand Function scored out of 80), measured by a blinded assessor at Weeks 0, 2, and 6.

Assessment questionnaires were completed by patients with the assistance of a blinded assessor at study visits.

Outcomes will be measured by a blinded assessor at 1, 3 and 6 months.

Outcome data were collected by a blinded assessor at 0, 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks.

These outcomes will be administered by a blinded assessor at the timeframes detailed in Table  3: *Only if required as part of treatment/normal care.