Yet inconsistency was evident, as some stated that GPs should do an "assessment", and others expressed no confidence in GPs being able to assess the patient as they would wish (assessment of risk and including the use of the TAG).
The Commission, like Parliament, is convinced that being well-informed about the state of protection of fundamental rights is crucial to our being able to assess the quality of this protection, and this assessment must always be rigorous and efficient.
Also, histological examination of the tissue has an advantage over microbiological diagnosis of being able to assess the activity and chronicity of the infection, through an assessment of the relative abundance of inflammation, fibrosis and necrosis.
And our regulatory system is "decades behind," she points out, in being able to assess GM technologies and that impact.
However, UDS are limited to only being able to assess relatively acute drug intake (Neumann and Spies, 2003).
Imagine being able to assess and accept the risks of failure and progress as though you had no doubt you would succeed.
Redrawing the history of early life on Earth requires being able to assess if microstructures present in the oldest terrestrial rocks are of biological origin or not.
Imagine if radiological images or histopathology slides of cancers were examined by a single monopoly holder without the medical community being able to assess and learn from what these images and tissue specimens teach us.
Simple things like being able to assess whether a member of staff is stressed or has too much or too little to do can be extremely difficult when you aren't in the same room.
Being able to assess the structural response of reinforced ECC components due to a range of possible deformation histories is important if the material is to become widely adopted.
They believe that the keys to safe viewing are being able to assess the size and attitude of a bear quickly and then to respond correctly to the many variables of a given situation.
