Sentence examples for assessed to represent from inspiring English sources

And yet this $2 trillion market — as huge as it is — is still assessed to represent just 1percentt of global invested assets.

This is most likely explained by the fact that the nonunions have not been assessed to represent a destabilizing ligament injury but only a bony nonunion.

The guide dogs were considered a low risk population, thus the three percent estimate was based on studies that were assessed to represent our target population.

The AFFORD project [44], identified five types of modeling framework, and assessed their ability to represent the effects of urban road user charging.

A comparison between SD_BFE and RD_BFE results was used to assess the ability to represent the complexity of the real data case, thus ensuring that subsequent deconstructed SD cases could be used to gain insights into the system.

The dot enumeration task, which assesses the capacity to represent exact numerosities, requires the child to count the number of dots (ranging from 1 to 9) arrayed randomly in a box on half of the screen and determine whether the amount matches the Arabic numeral (1 to 9) presented on the other half of the screen.

Potential climate variables were assessed, screened, and selected to represent both seasonal and annual measures of precipitation, temperature, and their interactions (Table 1).

The QMs we present were developed to assess quality and not to represent guidelines of optimal care.

Nonetheless, these data should not be taken to represent observationally assessed levels of information provision and consumer involvement in decision-making in maternity care.

The load-deflection curve was obtained in real time, and maximal load and load at the yield point were assessed (TESC software, version 13.4) to represent the general bone integrity and the strength within the elastic phase [ 22].

The lean soft tissue mass of extremities assessed using DXA was assumed to represent appendicular skeletal muscle mass along with a small and relatively constant amount of skin and underlying connective tissues.