Sentence examples for clean assessment from inspiring English sources

Any weather-related payback has run its course and we should get a clean assessment of the health of the job market in June….

Activity assays in fresh tissue samples would be required for a clean assessment; however, given that early-stage LBC is an incidental microscopic finding in most cases, tissue availability is usually limited to archived specimens.

Finally, we added our own MSO data which address frequency tuning more directly than the MSO studies mentioned, and with intracellular recordings so a clean assessment could be made of the frequency tuning of the monaural inputs (point 3, above).

63 Independent identification and recruitment of eligible participants was intended to remove from the research question the challenge of identification of risky behaviour, therefore making this a clean assessment of the impact of the training and intervention in the consultation, not the clinicians identifying (or failing to identify) people at risk.

By circumventing the complexities surrounding the oral absorption process, data derived from these investigations permit for clean assessments of CL and the rate and extent of distribution.

Even if the hit had been clean, my assessment is it was more late than not.

The team was one of six assessing marshes and beaches, using a method called Shoreline Clean-Up Assessment Technique, or SCAT.

As covered on DeSmog, the spill clean-up in Mayflower has more closely resembled PR image clean-up than on-the-ground clean-up, both because of the firm the Arkansas Attorney General has hired to do spill clean-up assessment and because of the ongoing Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) no-fly zone being run on behalf of the FAA by Exxon's "Aviation Adviser," Tom Suhrhoff.

B. Water Quality Assessment (for Clean Water Act Integrated Reporting) "As a water quality manager, I want to download continuous monitoring parameter data so that I can compare it to numeric criteria and evaluate if the water is meeting state standards".

The algorithms are designed to: (i) organize the data output from multiple instruments into a common format; (ii) present the data in a variety of interactive figures for visualization and assessment; (iii) clean the data by removing data spikes and noise; and (iv) classify data quality.

Teeth were cleaned with pumice slurry to simulate a 'prophy cup' cleaning prior to assessment and copiously washed with water.