Sentence examples for assessed but rather from inspiring English sources

Attention is an internal state and is not directly assessed but rather inferred from a subject's performance on a task.

Using this method, the quality of advice was not directly assessed, but rather the appropriateness of the outcome of the call - the action taken by the caller as reported in the postal questionnaires.

Comcast has the right of first refusal after QVC's value is assessed but would probably rather sell QVC than buy it at this stage, since it's still trying to reduce the debt it incurred by the AT&T Broadband merger.

In such an evaluation, an ontology is not assessed directly, but rather by means of an application that makes use of the ontology.

Therefore, the BYDV resistance trait EX is the ideal candidate to apply for marker assisted selection as BYDV is phenotypically difficult to assess but genetically rather simply inherited.

Viral load could not be assessed, but, on the basis of rather low hybridisation signals, we had the impression that viral copy numbers in men are generally lower than in women.

As I describe in the report, the big change here is not doing away with ratings or changing the way we assess people, but rather a completely new way to think about management itself, and the role managers play.

In fact, the authors never directly assess adipogenesis but rather lipid accumulation, which can be affected by altering cellular metabolism.

Furthermore, the random cross-validation scheme used in this study was not designed to specifically assess epistasis but rather to compare the models' predictive ability.

It was not the intention to assign or assess causality, but rather to describe the context of how the drug event relationship is described.

However, the purpose of this paper was not to assess causality, but rather, to examine the association between birth-weight and depression and whether it was modified by genetic and familial risk for depression.