The phrase "assessor into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as "assessor" typically does not pair with "into" in standard English usage.
Example: "The assessor into the project was not present during the evaluation."
Alternatives: "assessor of" or "assessor for".
Data were entered independently by each assessor into the "BOT-2 Assist Scoring and Reporting System" software (2007, Pearson Assessments) to determine BOT-2 scores and later entered by a blinded independent research assistant into the Lililwan Project database.
There was also no difference in the mean differences between assessor scores before and after the intervention (T-test, P = 0.49) GEE modeling with main effects only indicated that there was no difference between mean LAP scores before and after the intervention and after taking clustering by GP and assessor into account (Mean difference 2.2, 95% CI: -0.9 5.4, p = 0.168).
He was asked about a report compiled on his behalf by government assessors into the unusually low number of (not very) affordable homes planned for the massive and controversial redevelopment of Earls Court.
This means that it has to move from the exclusive domain of assessors into the hands of learners" (Boud, 2000, p. 151).
The experiment took the inevitable subjective viewpoints of the assessors into consideration.
The researchers, led by Mickaël Henry, at INRA in France, said: "It is urgent that risk assessors take into account the scientific evidence for behavioural disorders triggered by trace levels of neonicotinoids".
Data from each assessor was entered into separate Excel sheets.
He must live in Park City".' So the assessor changed the home into Mr. Romney's primary residence.
In addition, the assessor should have taken into account the shoddy state of the building when he valued the building, she said.
10 12 13 14 These studies have modelled the scores provided by individual raters, giving insight into how assessor and assessee characteristics might affect the ratings.
Mrs. Neal, the Branford assessor, said she was looking into whether the sale on Yon Comis would fall into this category.
