Sentence examples for assessment other from inspiring English sources

In the USA, there has also been a tradition of employing an additional restriction requiring chemical structural similarity when selecting groups of chemicals to be subjected to mixtures risk assessment (other than a few instances where whole mixtures have been assessed, e.g. diesel exhaust, combinations of chemicals that are not similar structurally have been largely ignored (489)).

That was an assessment other candidates evidently shared.

Second, the removal of any form of assessment other than an unseen end-of-course exam.

Despite this assessment, other analysts were worried that the economic uplift was not the result of the reforms implemented in the past few years but rather a cyclical improvement.

While some in the military endorse Colonel Reese's assessment, other officers say that American forces need to stay in Iraq for the next couple of years as the Iraqis struggle with heightened tensions between the Kurds and Arabs, insurgent attacks in and around Mosul and checking authoritarian tendencies of the Iraqi government.

To further improve the hazard assessment, other hazards from phreatic eruptions should be included in the investigations, most importantly lahars and base surges.

Korn/Ferry calls it strategic management assessment; others, like Egon Zehnder, call it talent appraisal, a term they think sounds less threatening.

In recognition of the role that appropriately trained teachers play in assisting students with these new standards and assessments, other state education department grants have been provided for staff training.

This knowledge is clearly needed to understand the complexity of economic-civic competence in an effort to measure it with assessments other than technology-based assessments.

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Entry nursing assessments (other than pain) are strongly correlated with in-hospital mortality, and final predischarge nursing assessments (other than pain) are strongly correlated with postdischarge mortality, independent of diagnosis and medical history.