Sentence examples for assessments we consider from inspiring English sources

"In the absence of such independent assessments we consider that the TPP poses grave risks to the public interest and ask you to oppose the implementing legislation," they wrote in a letter to Australian MPs.

To establish semantics for these assessments, we consider a probability measure over the set of truth assignments.

While the approach taken in this paper may appear atypical in the field of ecology and restoration science (especially when compared to carefully formalised field trials and ecological assessments), we consider that our findings provide a unique insight into ongoing large-scale mining activities and the associated challenges faced by rehabilitation practitioners.

"If someone with a mental health condition fails to attend an assessment, we consider whether they have good cause for not attending and if so benefit may continue.

In the assessment we consider the spatial variability of wine-growing micro-areas and employ a small scale for the analysis.

The last assessment we consider is the Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation (CAGI), which focuses on using sequence data to predict elements of clinical or molecular phenotypes.

Since the accrual and follow-up phases were longer than originally planned, for an RMST-based maturity assessment we consider a wider range of candidates for t final ∗ corresponding to K1 = 2 yr, K2 = 5 yr.

For the emergency assessment, we considered two daily averaged fluxes for the most likely two-year scenario: 200 tons/day and 800 tons/day.

For such an assessment we considered two groups of students: those who stayed in the three highest quartiles in all or all-but-one course, and those who remained in the lowest quartile in two or more courses.

Finally, the strictest assessment we considered was the unseen-protein evaluation.

In this assessment, we considered the originally defined groups of interest in each crop data set as the known stratifications within each crop.