Sentence examples for capable of assessing any from inspiring English sources
WHEN Wall Street is accused — as it has been so often these days — of selling risky products to unwitting customers, it usually argues that investors in such exotic stuff are sophisticated adults capable of assessing any hidden dangers.
Intubation reflected the severity of a patient's condition (three resuscitations) and may indicate that the professionals at the scene are capable of assessing a patient's serious condition despite high T-RTS scores.
The second phase intends to develop an overall assessment model capable of assessing the fatigue behavior of corroded RC beams strengthened with prestressed CFRP sheets and to discuss whether prestressed CFRP systems are applicable to RC beams with medium and high corrosion degrees.
Though we acknowledge this "limitation," we are unaware of any other index capable of assessing physiologic strain during competitive running without significantly interfering with the running event.
"The range of assets we will accept in exchange will be wider, extending to raw loans and, in fact, any asset of which we are capable of assessing the risks.
Within the DSSITP (Decision Support System for Intermodal Transport Policy) project, an assessment framework has been developed using three different models that are capable of assessing policies intended to enhance the growth of intermodal inland waterway and rail transport.
Each cell culture is capable of assessing the toxicity of a different chemical.
Those managers capable of assessing what the workforce of the future will look like can prepare themselves for the arrival of AI.
Even so, the Mirrlees report said it would be possible to construct a tax system capable of assessing financial services for VAT, and produced a rough estimate that doing so would raise £10bn a year.
Free drug samples, though not banned, would generally have to be accepted by a central pharmacy, presumably capable of assessing their value, not by individual doctors more susceptible to sales pitches.
Preclinical studies are not yet capable of assessing the clinically relevant immunogenicity potential of these product-related factors.
