Sentence examples for assessment would have from inspiring English sources

A traditional (more compartmentalized) approach to validity assessment would have resulted in the original items being assessed for relevance by an expert panel without knowledge of misfit between the items (as interpreted by the healthcare aides) and the concept of CRU.

Any serious assessment would have to include a count of work done and redone.

But in this case such an assessment would have been largely redundant.

Properly conducted, this assessment would have identified and mitigated the flaws in the air-to-air refuelling system.

A superficial assessment would have deemed him as "woke" — in the pejorative sense of the term — and kept it moving.

From the start of 1998 until the end of 1999, that assessment would have been correct: the S. & P. retail stores index nearly doubled.

Had either of the assessments had a zero reliability (in effect producing random numbers), or been reliable but assessing arbitrary material of no relevance to medicine, then performance of the two assessments would have been uncorrelated.

"It would appear that it is an enormous amount of money, but it is monies that are hard to calculate because you don't know for sure what the assessments would have been," he said.

Ideally, all assessments would have been made by the same blinded assessor to ensure consistency.

Including examples of quantitative microbial risk assessments would have been useful (6 ).

Having repeat interRAI PC assessments would have allowed a more dynamic evaluation of the impact of transitions in health.