Sentence examples for assessment held from inspiring English sources

The most wary assessment, held by some senior military officials, is that it remains impossible to decipher the true motives of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, who before this week had been described by American officials as reclusive and paranoid.

Both S.K. Hammond and I, along with others, were invited participants of the workshop on exposure assessment held at Johns Hopkins University on 12 13 September 1997.

This approach was also proposed at the European Food Safety Authority's 17th Scientific Colloquium on Low Dose Response in Toxicology and Risk Assessment, held in Parma, Italy, on June 14 and 15, 2012 [ 2].

Myers et al. (2009) and vom Saal (at an FDA hearing on BPA safety assessment held 16 September 2008 in Washington, DC) stated that our animals must have had high incidence and severity of prostatitis to account for increased prostate weights.

Such procedures were used for the two JECFA regular sessions, the Expert Consultation on Risk Communication as applied to food quality and safety and Expert Consultations on the Trade Impact of Listeria in Fish and Fish Products and on Microbiological Risk Assessment, held in March 1999.

Foraminal assessment holds a greater role in assessing for retrograde perineural spread, which can occur discontinuously, with cisternal/root entry zone enhancement portending a worse prognosis [15].

Ms. Veneman sided with the National Pork Producers Council, the trade association that spends the money from the assessment, holding that the fee should remain in place.

This assessment holds true for both flat and frequency-selective fading.

1. Assessment: Hold public hearings, and/or conduct interviews, or distribute research surveys in your school, community, and/or your state to access the needs, concerns, and life experiences of LGBATQQI youth, their families, and school staff.

The validation of the IMCA as a 24-item assessment holds only if it is used in this format.

The adults performed better in the fatigue assessment, holding significantly higher average loads for the same length of time as the younger players (table 2).