Sentence examples for assessments far from inspiring English sources

How can we compare these indirect heart assessments, far removed from examining the actual arteries, to the methods of detecting these other pathologies?

One big reason is that, in the years after the Great Recession, the city went bankrupt and failed to lower property assessments far enough to account for the impact of the housing crisis.

As often, these experimental results on the structure sensitivity of chemoselective hydrogenation with silver nanoparticles are seemingly contradictory, making clear-cut structure activity assessments far from trivial.

An official at Japan's nuclear watchdog told Reuters on Monday radioactive water seeping from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant into the sea constitutes an "emergency," an assessment far more extreme than previously stated.

Overlapping transcripts probably account for a majority of the genomic output making phenotype and functional assessment far more complicated.

At Time Warner, and at other new condos, city records show that assessments are far higher than in prewar co-ops.

But amid the silk draperies and antique armoires at ABC Carpet & Home, the home-furnishings emporium near Union Square, such grim assessments seem far removed.

As much as this claim violates one of our most sacred assumptions, life cycle assessments offer far more valuable measurements to gauge the environmental impact of eating.

On the other side, we have Fed officials offering upbeat assessments that, far from building confidence, only add to the sickening sense that the central bank doesn't get it.

This is partly because science is a powerful source of legitimacy, and regulators often want to portray their assessments as far more objective, reliable and consensual than is actually the case.

It will provide them with recommendations and assessments going far beyond those based exclusively on the analysis of climate and environmental variables.