Sentence examples for assessment consistent with from inspiring English sources

But he called himself "mentally fatigued," an assessment consistent with how others perceive him.

If a local educational agency chooses to submit a nationally-recognized high school academic assessment to the State educational agency, subject to the approval process described in subclause (I) and subclause (II) of clause (iii) to determine if such assessment fulfills the requirements of clause (v), the State educational agency may approve the use of such assessment consistent with clause (i).

The annual prevalence of MDD ranged between 4% and 5% of the population during each assessment, consistent with existing literature.

The global health community is increasingly recognizing the intrinsic importance of capacity development and assessment, consistent with the motivation for this study and for the PREDICT project overall.

We use this test to verify that our method's performance is comparable with existing projection methods and also to provide an assessment consistent with those used previously.

Fibroblasts derived from both affected sisters from Family A show a 20 50% reduction in protein expression of CD55 and CD59 at the cell surface by flow cytometric assessment, consistent with a defect in GPI-anchor biosynthesis in these patients.

Finally, regarding professional competencies, teachers appeared to be largely unprepared to conduct language assessments consistent with the LAR demands.

"This assessment remains consistent with Health Canada's own assessment of BPA safety as well as that of the European Food Safety Authority," Naum says.

Risk of suicide and presence of severe psychiatric symptoms as defined by the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems-10th revision (ICD-10) [ 25] will be assessed using the assessment tools consistent with the mhGAP Intervention Guide [ 14].

The results show that the quality assessment indices can be obtained rapidly and accurately with design parameters and scanned data, and the results of holistic quality assessment are consistent with those of cross-sectional quality assessment.

So yes, I think Malcolm's threat assessment is consistent with the evidence.