Sentence examples for assessed on basis from inspiring English sources

The expected odds of exposure were defined as the proportion of exposed person-time to the proportion of unexposed person-time, and were assessed on basis of the recorded frequency of exposure during the two types of control periods preceding the fall, i.e., 48 hours or 6 months.

This would result in new chemicals being assessed on the basis of previous assessments for existing chemicals.

Union was assessed on the basis of plain radiographs, making the assessment of union less reliable.

Current slenderness limits, assessed on the basis of bending tests, appear appropriate, though the Class 3 slenderness limit, assessed on the basis of compression tests, seems optimistic.

Participation in vigorous-intensity activities during the previous year was assessed on the basis of a baseline questionnaire and time spent sitting per day during the previous year was assessed on the basis of a second questionnaire.

"What was put in front of us, we assessed on the basis of law," the spokeswoman said.

While beverages cannot always be assessed on the basis of what's in the glass alone, these vodkas more than most are the products of marketing and positioning.

Each of the six parties was assessed on the basis of their 2030 emissions reduction targets and their timeframe for achieving net zero emissions.

That was later closed because his behaviour and outlook, continually assessed on the basis of his interactions with staff and other trainees, had altered in a positive way.

Teachers are assessed on the basis of short observations and often prepare for inspections with an almost neurotic devotion (staying up all night is not uncommon).

Property is perhaps most commonly assessed on the basis of its annual rental value, as in Great Britain.