Sentence examples for assessment made on from inspiring English sources

In a psychological assessment made on December 3 2006, Professor Ioannis Nestoros noted that his patient had found his new role as Stephen and Paul's protector extremely stressful - he was "incapable of handling intense emotional pressure".

During field surveying assessment made on the catchment were identified six major land use types: these are built-up area (residential area), forest land, irrigated land, rainfed crop land or cultivated land, shrub land and water body.

Intervention Assessment made on the acute medical assessment unit and further outpatient management by specialist physicians in geriatric medicine, including advice and support to primary care services.

Lord Butler's report observed, rather naively:... we are surprised that neither policy-makers nor the intelligence community, as the generally negative results of Unmovic inspections became increasingly apparent, conducted a formal re-evaluation of the quality of the intelligence and hence of the assessments made on it.

In each of the periods (Before, During and After) in each of the first 4 years, there were usually several assessments, made on different dates.

In 1291, taxation assessments made on behalf of Pope Nicholas IV valued St Chad's at £68 13s 4d—thirdhirichestest church in Lancashire.

PET imaging also allows for assessments made on the entire tumor volume, as opposed to either biopsy specimens or tissue sections which are inherently subject to sampling errors.

After the initial 25 household visits the two field researchers compared data sheets on observations, response to questions and the assessments made on storage of pesticides.

It is also a diagnostic defining feature for carcinoid versus atypical carcinoid tumour, and de facto, of large-cell neuroendocrine carcinoma with most assessments made on resected tumour specimens.

The joint frequency quartile distribution for the two PD measures is provided and compared in Table 2. Of the 360 subjects, 217 (60.3%) were classified into the same quartiles by assessments made on their raw and processed images.

14 The short-form 36 (SF-36) measured health-related quality of life (HRQoL) 15 with assessments made on visit days 1, 29, 85 and 169, or at the early termination visit.