Sentence examples for assessment as much from inspiring English sources

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.

"A judgment like that, coming from an N.S.C.-generated document," he said, is not an analytical assessment as much as it is a political statement to support the administration's contention that Iraq is a central front in the war on terrorism.

However, we wanted to improve our initial prognostic assessment as much as possible, and this is why we created a new composite score from this series.

First the content needs to be established and should be combined with (personal) exposure assessment as much as possible [ 53].

Broward County, Fla., has cut property assessments as much as 20percentt in some affected areas and Miami-Dade is considering a similar tax break.

The results of the present study suggest that measuring HRQOL of children/adolescents requires direct self-assessments as much as possible, and especially in healthy population samples.

But the real issue here isn't one of assessment design as much as it is looking at the overall tone of learning.

The assessment was as much about doing the experiment as it was about communicating as a group.

Law professor John Knox, a U.N. special rapporteur, says, "Without the services that healthy ecosystems provide across the board, we really can't enjoy a whole range of human rights". In many ways, the rate of species extinction — which humankind has sped up roughly 1,000 times, according to a 2005 assessment — is as much of a crisis as climate change, Knox says.

It supports the findings of decision analysis modelling [ 7] that the potential health impact of chest pain assessment lies as much in addressing quality of life and psychological symptoms as in detecting and treating cardiac disease.

The presumed relationship also underpins assessments that as much as a third of all species are at risk of extinction in the coming decades as a result of habitat loss, including from climate change.