Sentence examples for assessments with which from inspiring English sources

Fourth, we did not have any objective measures of physical functioning in this population, such as specific clinical assessments, with which to validate the parent-proxy ratings of HRQL.

While these authors used multiple assessment tools to measure the same content, this approach only has meaning if the assessments with which you are comparing your own assessment already have supporting validity evidence; there is no mention of such evidence in these studies.

The project (MODHT) has produced an objective testing scheme for damage assessment with which conservators will be able to assess and track the condition of the tapestries within their care.

It's an assessment with which Enzo Pugliese agrees.

It is an assessment with which Meyer concurs.

This is not an assessment with which Paul Marquess would likely agree.

Other colleagues countered that Mr. Schumer was the object of envy, an assessment with which he seemed to agree.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control says there's a "very low risk" of travellers to Rio being infected during the Olympics, an assessment with which the World Health Organisation has concurred.

Here in Nangahar Province, just a few miles from the Pakistan border, that is an assessment with which even a senior Afghan Army commander in this region, Brig.

"It seems like we're having a great love-fest tonight," Mr. Bush remarked at one point, an assessment with which Mr. Lehrer seemed to agree.

Though Mr. McDarrah's work often hung on gallery walls, critics considered him more photojournalist than artist, an assessment with which he cheerfully agreed.