Sentence examples for concise assessment from inspiring English sources

The head of the statistics authority, Ma Jiantang, acknowledged as much at a press conference in Beijing: "I think you could use these two sentences to give a relatively concise assessment of economic performance in 2012," he said.

As soon as he got the final list of indicators from Duckworth and Peterson, Levin started working to turn it into a specific, concise assessment that he could hand out to students and parents at KIPP's New York City schools twice a year: the first-ever character report card.

(Duff's concise assessment of the Messenger Day feature is: "Facebook is now basically Snapchat").

Concise assessment is essential to managing this symptom.

The BHK concise assessment scale for children's handwriting was used to evaluate their handwriting quality.

This short review aims for a concise assessment of these contributions, thus identifying the future research needs toward nanofluids of high thermal conductivity.

A concise risk assessment model for Bt maize and European Lepidoptera published by Perry et al. [7, 8, 11, 12] has been incrementally adopted in several stages for EU risk assessment [2 4, 14, 32 34].

As the BOT-2 SF is a concise motor assessment designed as a screening tool, these estimates are calculated for the BOT-2 SF outcome scores rather than from the individual 14 subtest items.

It contained guideline proposals for changes in the Soviet political system and concise portrait assessments of six party leaders (Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky, Grigory Y. Zinovyev, Lev B. Kamenev, Nikolay Bukharin, and Georgy Pyatakov).

In a recent interview, Mr. Schlesinger called Mr. Greenstein "an interesting writer, very concise," but said his assessment of Eisenhower's achievements "abdicates the role of the presidency" and "is not the final word".

The concise introduction on seismic assessment and upgrading of old structures are provided.