Sentence examples for assessing the numbers from inspiring English sources

Assessing the numbers of complaints from villagers allows evaluating how the MHP is performing.

In assessing the numbers, it's important to keep steadily in mind that the L2 analysis is looking at Google+ and Facebook from the perspective of a brand advertiser.

Analysts are still assessing the numbers released on Tuesday: Tesco bought RBS out of its 50.0% holding in the venture in December for 950.0 million pounds ($1.4 billion), so part of the year till the end of February aren't quite measurable against the previous year's figures, but analysts remain hopeful about the division.

Apoptosis was measured by assessing the numbers of pre-apoptotic cells.

In assessing the numbers of breast and ovarian cancers recorded in mutation-positive families, two families have been excluded (both with BRCA2 mutations).

We determined the prevalence of coronary events by assessing the numbers of subjects per 1000 HIV-infected patients in a Mediterranean cohort to identify all HIV-1-infected patients with a previous coronary event recorded in the database from April 1983 until June 2011.

Assessing the number of Salafi jihadist fighters worldwide is challenging, the Center for Strategic and International Studies report noted.

Replicative endpoint PCR would experience the same problem of quantifying DNA instead of assessing the number of individuals.

A national survey assessing the number of records allowed open in electronic health records at hospitals and ambulatory sites.

Assessing the number of Afghan fighters is complicated further by the fact that casualties' bodies are rarely returned home for burial.

Assessing the number of Tory seats Labour needs to win to gain an overall majority, Kellner says he does not expect the party to be able to take more than between eight and 14 Liberal Democrat seats.