Sentence examples for assessment of the second from inspiring English sources
For example, according to the S.E.C., Capital One failed to include any "exogenous-driven losses" in its assessment of the second quarter in 2007.
This implies that an impact of, e.g., the first timeslice is not considered anymore in the impact assessment of the second timeslice.
It follows a three-step methodology: a full-scale experimental campaign; development of a Finite Element Model (FEM) capable of predicting the structural behaviour of the wall; and, assessment of the second layer contribution.
In its assessment of the second stage payload — i.e. the bit intended for the select tech targets — Avast describes the malware as a "relatively complex piece of code", noting it is "heavily obfuscated and uses a number of anti-debugging and anti-emulation tricks".
There was little correlation between the first assessment of the first examiner (DSM) and the assessment of the second examiner (RFFM) with intraclass correlation coefficients near 0. It's important to emphasize that these results, probably had occur because of the wide confidence intervals resulting from the low sample size.
A 10% random sample was assessed by a second investigator and compared with the assessment of the first investigator.
For both steps, a 10% random sample was assessed by a second investigator (M.W. Langendam) and compared with the assessment of the first reviewer.
Not only did the Commerce Department offer up a gloomy assessment of the second-quarter gross domestic product, it also said the recession of 2007-9 was deeper and the recovery slower than we thought.
But the government's own assessment of the first year of culling, released on 28 August, shows no change was detected.
An independent assessment of the first year of culling found it was neither effective nor humane, but the government then disbanded the expert panel.
While no one doubts his gloomy financial predictions for the years ahead, not everyone agrees with his assessment of the first decade of devolution.
