Perhaps because he had no roots in a particular part of Britain, perhaps because he is a good accountant, Tran, now 27, was able to appraise the situation coolly.
Each work was made to be seen alone, but in a museum we are able to appraise it only in a room full of other works, dense with other people, ourselves already distracted by travel and unfamiliarity.
The hemato-oncologists are able to appraise outcomes and to update the intensivists about therapeutic options and potentials for cure of the underlying malignancies.
He will be able to appraise evidence for or against it, should any be available, or to recognize that no information in his possession bears on it.
The commercial finite element method presented in this work, validated by our experimental analysis, is able to appraise, with good accuracy, improvements in thermal performance to be applied to windows and rolling-shutter box systems.
Firstly, young people should be able to appraise their own and others Ct risk behaviour.
In order to be able to appraise the exactitude of testing, 95% confidence intervals will be defined for all parameters.
For all parameters 95% confidence intervals will be defined so we will be able to appraise the exactitude of testing.
Therefore, clinicians reading the reports of MAs must be able to appraise the method and validity of the study to confidently interpret the results.
This study found that most students completing medical school are able to appraise an article about a diagnostic test but few are able to apply the information from the article to a patient.
