"When he hired people, he would certainly assess their physical appearance as important and would assess whether or not they polished their shoes as something important.
The Senate report will almost certainly be assessed by the international criminal court as part of a preliminary examination of US treatment of detainees in Afghanistan.
Even more importantly, if a condition has been missed and brought to the notice of the physician, the next or next few patients will certainly be assessed on those lines.
These traits can certainly be assessed, but they cannot be measured.
Our study has certainly not assessed clinical significance itself but we have used a proxy "reporting mortality in the text as an adverse event", which was moderately associated.
On January 10th a particularly idiotic individual from the Shiv Sena, a Hindu nationalist political party and an ally of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, reportedly even called for India to "nuke" Pakistan in revenge for the border incident.Another detail is certainly worth assessing.
"Certainly when I assessed the squad at the start I thought there was a possibility of being in the lower half of the table.
If colleges predicate admissions in part on performance on the SAT or ACT, they certainly should be assessed on how well -- or not so well -- students score on similar tests after years of expensive study.
Our estimates of the annual number of avoidable cancer deaths are certainly large, whether assessed against the mean or the highest European survival, but they are well below the previous estimates (10 000 and 25 000 deaths a year, respectively), which were acknowledged as crude (Sikora, 1999), and are clearly not plausible.
For results to be considered "completely normal", both "no infarction" and "no inducible ischemia" had to be clearly indicated in the conclusion section of the final report, i.e. the study investigator who selected the cases was to be almost sure that the report should be assessed as certainly "no ischemia" and "no infarction".
