Sentence examples for be assessed instead of from inspiring English sources

Given the current challenging economic instability of European Union, employment status will be assessed instead of the social class.

To definitively prove a benefit to the BCSP trends in mortality would need to be assessed instead of survival as was done in the relevant randomised trials that originally investigated the effectiveness of such screening programmes (Hardcastle et al, 1996; Hewitson et al, 2008; Scholefield et al, 2011).

Then, covariation of PC with carbon sequestration was assessed instead of the individual influential variables.

That is why 'prevalence ratios' (PRs) were assessed instead of 'relative risk'.

This effect is more apparent when the rare allele carriage rates (carriers of rare alleles) are assessed instead of genotype frequencies (p = 0.005 and p = 0.007 respectively).

In Scotland, there is no mandatory testing of pupils' literacy and numeracy; this is assessed instead with an annual survey of a sample of children aged between seven and 14.

The novel ClearCode34 signature is based on the ccA/ccB signature but can be assessed from 34 instead of 110 genes.

The effects of maintenance strategies on the cumulative density function of the structural seismic damage and spalling probability of concrete cover are assessed directly instead of reanalyzing deterioration using the finite difference method, while considering the modified structural state created by implementation of the maintenance strategies.

Similarly, the uncertainty of individual influences in the context of sample space Ω can be assessed by using PIPk instead of PMP Mγ.

This is a far from satisfactory approach as the safety factors, which essentially tell you how close you are to failure, remain unknown; rather, the probability of fatigue failure should instead be assessed on the basis of testing to failure.

Although damages are to be assessed against her by the judge instead of the jury, Justice Hickman has repeatedly stated that she is welcome to appear in court if she so desires.