Sentence examples for assessing and valuing from inspiring English sources

Robert J. Freeman, the committee's executive director, told town officials in a letter in January 2002 that records assessing and valuing real estate were public not only under the Freedom of Information law but also under the state's Real Property Tax law.

This issue's publications employ diverse methods for assessing and valuing RES at different scales in Europe and beyond.

There is a lack of health state classification instruments that consider children's developmental stages, and there is a need to understand the role of proxies in assessing and valuing children's health [ 46].

Assessing and valuing the quality of caregiving is essential for transitioning away from entrenched profit-focused models.

Both models are stepwise processes to assess and value the impacts of risk reduction measures.

This provides motivation both for improved assessment of sedimentary carbon inventories and for reevaluation of the way that carbon stocks are assessed and valued.

A mixed-method approach was used to assess and value the ecosystem services derived from the Dogger Bank, an extensive shallow sandbank in the southern North Sea.

First, how has the practice of UK pediatric cost-utility analyses evolved over time, in particular how are health-related outcomes assessed and valued?

To achieve wanted and positive, and to avoid unwanted and negative, impacts of interventions, short- and long-term as well as wider consequences need to be assessed and valued (Barnett and O'Neill 2010; Nyberg et al. 2014).

The staining per tissue was assessed and valued as 'negative'weak'ak'moderateate' or 'positive'positive

We decided to assess and value the time the informal caregivers spent on caring for the patient.