Sentence examples for assessment in itself from inspiring English sources

Peggy Orenstein is correct: assessment in itself is useless.

Although the effect of self-assessment in itself was limited, the findings on self-assessment in combination with student ratings were more promising.

In reality, to fall victim to one often means falling victim to the other: the work capability assessment is in itself thought to damage mental health, while the sanction regime then punishes people with mental health problems for being too ill to do what the JSA system demands of them.

A first step towards adaptation measures is a vulnerability assessment which in itself is no easy task.

This research identified that the MMDMF was a strong complement to Cost-Benefit Analysis, which is not designed as a sustainability assessment tool in itself.

In the second case, it is acknowledged that assessment may in itself be a powerful driver for learning at the cognitive level.

However, the extent to which systematic pain assessment may in itself have an effect on critically ill patients' outcomes remains unclear.

Additionally, the assessment process in itself may have increased awareness of physical and mental fitness and health, and of the possible value of lifestyle changes.

The willingness of partners to engage in any formal self-assessment process in itself suggests the partnership is robust.

The utilisation of accumulative methods quantifying drought, or other standardised indicators including precipitation and evapotranspiration [16, 37] would clearly improve the assessment of drought in itself.

Thus, the derived "optimal" exposure assessment strategy will, in itself, be uncertain.