Sentence examples for assessment in response from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has obtained a copy of the Defense Intelligence Agency's classified damage assessment in response to a Freedom of Information Act (Foia) lawsuit filed against the Defense Department earlier this year.

Mr. Carney offered the new assessment in response to a question about remarks by Matthew G. Olsen, director of the National Counterterrorism Center, who told a Congressional committee Wednesday that J. Christopher Stevens, the United States ambassador to Libya, and three other Americans had died "in the course of a terrorist attack".

This health assessment and banking approach is being expanded to other marine mammal species in the US, and has been used in studies on dolphins for natural resources damage assessment in response to the Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill.

This review focuses on the use of replacement in vitro tissue culture methods for regulatory safety assessment in response to REACH and the 7th Amendment to the EU Cosmetics Directive, international criteria for test validation, and the application of new technologies, particularly for miniaturization and high throughput screening.

Imagine a town planner is developing a climate risk assessment in response to growing public concern after a spate of storms and floods.

The interval of tumor assessment in response was 6 weeks during the treatment and 3 months after end of study.

We also discovered that finding formative assessment in responses to the "What does it mean to learn?" question was rare.

In 2000 the commission received 49,707 applications, and offered reduced assessments in response to 4,667 of them.

In December 2000, the Assembly revised the scale of assessments in response to pressure from the United States.

This approach may be a useful model for other researchers conducting exposure assessments in response to community concerns.

Positive moves were decided on by clinicians on the basis of individual clinical assessments in response to the availability of places in less secure units.