The phrase "assessed for more" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where something is being evaluated to determine if additional resources or information are needed.
Example: "The project was assessed for more funding after the initial review showed promising results."
Alternatives: "evaluated for additional" or "reviewed for further".
Those whose units are assessed for more than $15,000, Mr. Weinstein said, get an abatement of 17.5percentt.
As a result, a house selling for $150,000 may be assessed for more than one selling for $500,000.
Cases and controls (355/780) were randomly enrolled and assessed for more than 600 risk factors (intrinsic/extrinsic).
Last week, a study in JAMA Internal Medicine of 2,315 middle-aged men, who had been assessed for more than 20 years, concluded that saunas reduced the risk of dying from heart disease by up to 50%, and the risk of a sudden death (defined as within an hour of an acute change in symptoms) by up to 63%.
You have a good chance of reducing your tax bill with an appeal if your house is assessed for more than what similar, nearby properties sold for or are assessed for.
Occasionally a longer penalty may be assessed for more severe infractions.
The non-cleaved oocytes were assessed for polyspermy (more than two pronuclei-like objects per oocyte) and number of accessory spermatozoa bound to the zona pellucida (ZP).
75%% (57/76) of cases were assessed for ALT using more than one technique.
In incrosses of atp1a3a tpl10 heterozygotes we did not observe embryos with severely dilated (or otherwise morphologically defective) brain ventricles, but we have not assessed them for more subtle defects (Additional file 7: Figure S5A).
And depending on how much Villa Collina is assessed for, it could generate more than $100,000 in annual property taxes.
The Government needs to change the way it reports homelessness figures; all young people going for help should be assessed for their needs; and more funding is needed to enable councils to deal with the problem, says the report.
