Sentence examples for assessment were expected from inspiring English sources

In determining sample size, 40 patients per treatment group with at least one postrandomization tumor assessment were expected to provide ∼80% power to detect a difference of 0.38 standard deviation in the true mean tumor shrinkage between groups, using a one-sided α level of 0.20.

Their assessment is expected in a week or two.

In December the Justice Department and Milwaukee police department began a joint "collaborative reform initiative", and a federal assessment is expected this fall.

It said that it would stop recommending its members use the test as an entry requirement after next year, though a new assessment is expected to be developed in its place.

General Petraeus, who has kept a low profile for the past six weeks while conducting a countrywide assessment, is expected to amplify the message during the media offensive he will begin on Sunday, when he is to appear on the NBC News program "Meet the Press".

Some modification of the features and operational design of embedding DCVs in the assessment is expected to improve participants' perceptions toward the helpfulness of adopting dynamic visualizations in their assessment instrument.

Last year, a preliminary EPA risk assessment warned that PFOA might pose a developmental risk to children at levels close to those currently found in women's blood (ScienceNOW, 15 April 2003); a more complete assessment is expected this fall.

According to the thesis, the focus of the pupil's assessment is expected to shift from standardised performance results towards supporting each individual's unique development process and key competences.

Issuance of the final assessment is expected in early 2013.

A final environmental impact assessment is expected later this year.

A senior administration official said on Wednesday a formal assessment was expected this week and a classified version would be shared with Congress.