Sentence examples for assessments which represent from inspiring English sources

Computer workstation selection is a multiple criteria decision making problem that is generally based on vague linguistic assessments, which represent human judgments and their hesitancy.

As of October 2010, 90,725 mothers of 108,639 children had enrolled and completed baseline assessments, which represented 42.1% of all eligible mothers in Norway.

The overall assessment, which represents the synthesis of all of these perspectives, but giving weight to program goals and resources constraints, is presented in words.

The PDX model will provide an intermediate step to further validate in vitro or cell line identified biomarkers prior to assessment in patient tumors which represent a valuable, and limited resource.

A different length-based formula is selected for one of five (under 3 years of age) or six (over 3 years of age) icons, which represent an assessment of the body habitus.

This will address the components I - IV which represent a risk assessment sensu strictu.

Composite measures, which represent a conservative assessment of response since they require that patients fulfill two or more criteria to be considered responders, have been reported only in clinical FM trials of milnacipran [ 51- 55] and SXB [ 30, 32, 33].

Assessment of startle reflexes to acoustic stimuli, which represent brainstem functions modulated by the noradrenergic locus coeruleus neurons, did not reveal any impairment (Fig. S6).

Ultimately, 540 records were provided to the research team which represent 15.2% of all potential assessments.

-Which elements represent fact and which represent opinion?

Paramedics have been sent out to treat patients who did not feel ill enough to need an ambulance and were "more than willing" to see a GP instead, according to a damning assessment by the NHS Alliance, which represents GP surgeries and other primary care trusts.