Sentence examples for assessing high from inspiring English sources
As the head of the Calhoun School, a private school in Manhattan, I understand that when assessing high schools, conventional wisdom suggests that SAT scores and college placement statistics are reliable indicators of quality.
Second, the spectral ratio of red and near infrared reflectance was diagnostically useful for assessing high chlorophyll-a levels in regional water.
Permafrost extent (PE) and active layer thickness (ALT) are important for assessing high northern latitude (HNL) ecological and hydrological processes, and potential land atmosphere carbon and climate feedbacks.
A meta-analysis assessing high- versus low-chloride infusion in 6253 peri-operative and critically ill patients found a significant but weak association between high-chloride content fluids and a higher incidence of AKI.
Among many potential applications, RMUs provide a framework for identifying data gaps, assessing high diversity areas for multiple species and genetic stocks, and evaluating conservation status of marine turtles.
Disruption of oxygen sensing in E-PE vs. L-PE and control placentae is the first molecular evidence of the existence of two distinct preeclamptic diseases and the unique molecular O2-sensing signature of E-PE placentae may be of diagnostic value when assessing high risk pregnancies and their severity.
Sure, Mr. Laconi was worried about his son's safety, but he said he also could not help but see the presentation from the perspective of his work: assessing high-dollar insurance claims against students and their parents.
The state began assessing higher personal income taxes on the highest-earning New Yorkers at the beginning of May, and that revenue will not begin showing up on the balance sheets until late May or early June.
Our results suggest that assessing high-quality males is more costly than assessing low-quality males.
FDG-PET/CT is not routinely used in mediastinal masses but is of value in assessing high-risk thymoma and thymic carcinomas.
This is a very well established task for assessing high-demand cognitive processing, including attentional and executive control processes, via effects of stimulus conflict on psychomotor responses.
