Sentence examples for assessed would from inspiring English sources

21), Thomas Powers perpetuates a myth about Pearl Harbor -- namely, that intelligence was available that, had it been properly assessed, would have alerted the United States to the forthcoming Japanese attack.

In other words, I asked, if the price of the ticket goes down by $1,000 the administrative charge assessed would be $1,000?

Future research involving hormones and bone-related factors with greater sample size in which subjects should be longitudinally assessed would uncover the complexity of pubertal growth regulation and increase our understanding of facts still inexplicable at present.

Clearly, complete compliance with the recommendations before all information is assessed would be just as dangerous as poor compliance.

More standardisation of the types of high-risk subjects, their ages and the outcomes assessed would facilitate the pooling of data, and the ability to bench-mark outcomes between centres and regions.

A system for evaluating research ethics capacity in LMIC presumably would allow multiple elements of a research ethics system to be assessed; would be pragmatic in terms of timeliness for a LMIC context; and allow for empirical testing.

Key outcomes to assess would be the gestational age upon initiation of ANC and upon seeking safe abortion services.

But since there is a 6percentt per year cap on assessment increases, the allowable assessed value would be $16,960.

If the market value of that property increases to, say, $210,000 the next year, the new assessed value would be $16,800, still 8percentt of the market value.

The mental fitness of the patient would have to be assessed, as would clarity of intent and freedom from duress.

I think any of the assessed artists would have found the level of intelligence and rigour with which the sheer difficulties of "assessment" itself were discussed, deeply reassuring.