The phrase "assessment insofar" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or degree to which an assessment is applicable or relevant, but it needs to be part of a more complete thought.
Example: "The assessment, insofar as it applies to the current situation, indicates a need for further analysis."
Alternatives: "evaluation to the extent" or "assessment to the degree".
The concept of epistemological development is useful in psychological assessment only insofar as instruments can be designed to measure it consistently, reliably, and without bias.
Oblique philosophy basically entails embedded dialogue, however and philosophical interpretations and assessments are only valid and effective insofar as they provoke further deliberations and reflections on the part of the scientific subjects themselves (i.e. mutual learning).
This is certainly the case with PISA, where it is planned to transition, insofar as possible, to an entirely computer-based assessment of student achievement for the 2015 assessment.
However, insofar, the information available on the use of assessment tools comes from both subjective and objective groups.
To date, only a few study are available on the prognostic significance of disease-specific health status indexes such as the St . GeorgeRespiratory Questionnaire [ 12- 15], and, to our knowledge, no study has insofar investigated the prognostic value of a multidimensional assessment (MDA), i. e. of an objective rating of different dimensions of health status, in the COPD population.
This would have positive implications for clinical practice, insofar as it would aid clinicians in making a brief yet detailed assessment of a patient's presentation and clinical needs.
In assessment, this approach is not adequate, for the ultimate need is to model the complete causal system, insofar as it relates to the policy and health outcomes of interest.
However, insofar as nulliparous women have no past obstetric history to call upon, any such previous history risk factor-based assessment is inapplicable in their situation.
While awaiting the results of psychiatric assessment, it is necessary to organise enhanced monitoring of the patient and inform his or her family of the suicidal risk, insofar as professional ethics permit this.
They act — insofar as it is possible — with restraint.
