The phrase "assessment and is" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The assessment and is crucial for understanding the results."
Alternatives: "evaluation and is" or "analysis and is".
A second list of diseases exists for which a single case requires the decision instrument to be used to assess the event, but notification is determined by the assessment and is not automatic.
Thus, overall study quality was assessed through both the modified Newcastle-Ottawa Scale and the aforementioned power assessment, and is presented in the results.
The plan is undergoing an environmental assessment and is expected to be ready for public review in the fall.
"We've heard both politicians and Adani constantly emphasise that the project has gone through a detailed assessment and is subject to numerous tough conditions.
The FAO calls the report a 'preliminary desk assessment' and is expected to release a statement commenting on its main points by Wednesday.
In contrast, the mouse local lymph node assay does include dose response assessment and is appropriate for this purpose.
Understanding of the ecology of infected animals facilitates disease risk assessment and is also crucial for wildlife conservation.
Additional aid depends on a positive assessment, and is critical to lifting confidence that Greece will remain in the euro zone.
It happens to be the first day at work for the network president, Jordan McDeere (Amanda Peet), but she's an unorthodox sort who agrees with Wes's assessment and is amused by the ensuing ruckus; that very night, she hires Matt Albie and Danny Tripp to restore the show — and her trashy, bottom-feeding network — to their bygone glory.
"Oklahoma was the only state to see a significant score decrease on the NAEP fourth-grade reading assessment and is the only state to see its reading scores decline over the 15 years from 1992 though 2007 out of all of the states that participated in the fourth-grade reading test in 1992," Heritage fellow Lindsey Burke wrote in 2009.
This relative weight reflects the importance of the item in the risk assessment and is based upon statistics where available and upon engineering judgment where data are not available.
