Sentence examples for assesses its value from inspiring English sources
A poker player looks at his hand and assesses its value compared with the amount of money in the pot.
This article describes the Participatory Action Research PARR) methodology used to trial and evaluate a suite of planning tools to improve the engagement process for statutory water planning in Australia, and assesses its value and limitations in the Australian context.
It is the labor of people in the fields of philosophy that fixes a philosophical text as a "property" — that marks its bounds and assesses its value.
A listing for the auction of Oasis Winery assesses its value at $1,667,200 and makes note of the 102-acre property's 9,600-square-foot 9,600-square-foot 9,600-square-footd three bathrooms.
Many patients, therefore, take the common sense approach of using a treatment, assessing its value while on it, and discontinuing it if it is not valuable.
If you have to value a liability, it makes sense to assess its value in the market, by how much it would cost to "exchange" that debt, in this case, by purchasing annuities.
During the past 10 years, the WHO has directed the development of the highly active artemisinin derivative, artesunate, to assess its value in settings where it might be given rectally as a substitute for injectable treatment.
Because most IBC patients were negative for epithelial VEGF-A, it was not feasible to assess its value as a prognostic marker of patient outcome by Kaplan-Meier analysis.
A BP consultant on environmental policy says of Browne, "The impression he wants to leave is that it's all a process -- first Congress has to vote for drilling, then the company needs to assess its value, etc., but that even if it's opened, the company probably won't drill".
The model will be developed further in the next phase of the IMPACT project, in which it will be field tested to assess its value as a landscape within which a range of different quality indicators can be applied.
He argues further in crude economic terms that people would pay more for it if they were provided information to assess its value accordingly.
