Sentence examples for basis of assessing from inspiring English sources

I recognise that those who make their moral decisions simply on the basis of assessing consequences don't accept this distinction, but for Christian moral theology, it is absolutely basic, as it has become basic to good medical practice and proper military conduct.

The spectrum of radiation noise of different components under various rotation speeds are used as the basis of assessing the contribution of different eigenfrequencies on the radiation noise of the components, and the proportion of friction noise and impact noise is evaluated as well.

Wisconsin, for example, with its UW Flexible Option, is offering progression on the basis of assessing competence rather than seat time, with students receiving guidance from a personal academic success coach.

The confirmation of the present findings in other populations could contribute to the growing scientific basis of assessing the clinical importance of dietary supplements from fruits and vegetables.

The purpose of these experiences is for the student to demonstrate the ability to transfer their didactic training into observable actions (competencies) that are the basis of assessing performance and continued learning.

With the help of Shenyang Science-Education-Culture-Health Union, who chose these five representative colleges on the basis of assessing the education scale, academic level and subject category, a self-administered questionnaire was distributed to and gathered from teachers of the five aforementioned colleges.

Poole points to further differences between the two camps: humanitarian assistance is provided on the basis of assessed needs, development takes its steer from recipient government priorities.

13 Treatment arms consisted of two IVR groups re-treated based on different criteria (on the basis of assessed disease activity (DA), and on the basis of assessed disease stabilisation (STAB) and a PDT group.

Conversely, countries that practice antenatal screening such as France do so on the basis of assessed benefit analysis; the supporting data depend on the effect of a high parasite prevalence giving a high probability of relatively few seronegative individuals acquiring infection.

As a basis, methods of assessing postprandial hyperglycemia and glycemic variability are briefly discussed.

This alternative approach is a kind of natural basis for assessing the optimality of subjects' decisions dynamically.