The phrase "assessment as it" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would require additional context to be usable.
Example: "The assessment as it stands currently does not reflect the students' true abilities."
Alternatives: "evaluation as it" or "appraisal as it".
The authorities in Iran had initially feared hundreds of deaths from the 7.8-magnitude earthquake, but scaled back their assessment as it became clear that its depth, initially reported to be only about 10 miles beneath the surface, was more than 56 miles beneath.
Cost benefit analysis (CBA) is often used in health care assessment, as it links the costs of a strategy to its results or benefits expressed in monetary units.
The static data division is often used in the machine learning community for comparison of various decision makers on a common dataset (Guyon et al., 2006) but its usage is discouraged for performance assessment as it has several major disadvantages.
When bank failures surge, the F.D.I.C. can impose a special assessment, as it did last May.
"The American intelligence community was trying desperately not to be blamed anew for an intelligence assessment, as it was in Iraq," he said.
This was a curious assessment, as it is widely agreed that any damage to Mr Gonzales's reputation was largely self-inflicted.
On Bostondirtdogs.com, the most recent Red Sox score is listed this way: Baltimore 6, Choking Dogs 4. On Survivinggrady.com, a fan named Denton offers this assessment: "As much as it pains me to say it, the Red Sox are done.
Despite an overall positive review by EPA's science advisory board, which called for the agency to "finalize the draft assessment as quickly as it can," NRC was asked in 2003 to evaluate the state of the science.
Valid risk assessment of health effects caused by ETS is difficult due to problems with proper exposure assessment as well as it being necessary to restrict the group of exposed persons to the subgroup of those who have never smoked.
The DPI algorithm is useful in the problem of complex network structure assessment as well, since it eliminates those statistical dependencies that might be of an indirect nature.
The report instructs that the U.S. Attorney General should determine why the FBI didn't publish legally mandated privacy assessments as it expanded its facial recognition program.
