Sentence examples for assessments making from inspiring English sources

In 2001 the devolved government ditched school league tables; it has also replaced some standardised tests with teacher assessments, making robust comparison of schools impossible.

These trends are generating an increased demand for much more complex ecological assessments, making it increasingly clear that to achieve its potential as a management tool, methods must be developed to apply ecological risk assessment to larger and more complex scales.

The money saved on monthly energy bills can exceed the cost of property tax assessments, making the upgrades pay-off immediately and not five or 10 years later.

Furthermore, patients with an acute stroke require serial neurological assessments making deep sedation or anesthesia a contraindication.

Our cases pertained to emergency assessments, making it difficult to generalize the results to other ambulatory settings.

Most studies that have examined grip strength or PEF in combination with self-reports include few, if any, additional performance assessments, making it difficult to evaluate these two measures vis-à-vis the others.

The Treasury's assessment is in line with other assessments made here or abroad.

Assessments made by ICIS Heren do influence retail gas prices at the end of the day".

"We'll react much more to the threat assessments made by British intelligence".

Creators of those assessments make the valid point that the alternative, the personal interview, is anything but scientific.

It knows this, it says, because of the assessments made by the International Energy Agency IEAA) in its World Energy Outlook reports.