Sentence examples for assessment drop from inspiring English sources

The final questionnaire was completed online using the website surveymonkey.com; it contained multiple sections, including Participant Information, Definitions, Priority Status, Point of First Contact, Assessment, Drop Out and Wait Times.

With the exception of subjects who withdrew consent for treatment and assessment (drop outs) for whom we could not provide recommendations, as the treatment relationship was severed by the patient, ethical principles require that all participants be given recommendations for any indicated further treatment and appropriate referrals at the end acute of acute treatment.

If they'd done a proper privacy impact assessment with external stakeholders, members of the public and NGOs, rather than doing an in-house assessment dropped just before Christmas, the response would have been drastically different.

If one property's assessment drops a little bit but assessments on other properties go down even more, then the one property would end up with a tax increase.

When I approached Ms. Contro after the hearing and introduced myself, her eyes widened and she asked, "Is this going to be in the newspaper?" Mr. Stuber had wanted his assessment dropped to $549,000, from $634,642.

Meanwhile it says Google+ iOS native app installs were "mostly unaffected", in its assessment — dropping two per cent.

Between 2000 and 2009, the reading scores of the immigrant student group dropped by 53 score points (about half an international standard deviation), and those of students speaking a language at home other than the language of the assessment dropped by 62 points.

Emerson agreed with this assessment, dropping the knife outline and the word "knives" from his stamp, using just his name in a half-circle on the blade as a logo.

For both groups the SCORE risk assessment dropped similarly and significantly.

Table  4 shows that for both groups the SCORE risk assessment dropped significantly after one year, however the difference between both treatment groups was not significant.

The QF2011 study noted an initial formal withdrawal rate of 15.9 % between recruitment and the first face-to-face assessments of infants at 16 months of age, the withdrawal rate at the 2½ year assessment dropped to 3.7%%.