Sentence examples for contest assessment from inspiring English sources

We did not detect an effect of weaponry size on contest duration or intensity (although these two variables were positively correlated, Fig. S1), and so were unable to find support for any of the models of contest assessment, all of which predict that such relationships will exist [29], [30], [31], [32], [34], [33], [35].

We contest this assessment of novelty.

By law, homeowners may contest their assessments, and Mr. Watch's company has prepared to handle 4,000 people challenges, he said.

James R. McLauchlen, a private appraiser who went to the town hall to contest the assessments of his own properties, said that since the valuation letters from Cole Layer Trumble were mailed in late February, the demand for independent appraisals had shot up so much that he had to turn away business.

And you certainly didn't see Romney contesting that assessment.

It represented commercial-property developers who were contesting the assessments used to determine their tax rates.

Where is the helpful government update on the ongoing farcical situation, which is leading to great numbers of claimants successfully contesting unfair assessments of their fitness for work – or further information on how much time and money is squandered processing all these mistakes?

Betting on horse racing or athletic contests involves the assessment of a contestant's physical capacity and the use of other evaluative skills.

The CIA does not contest the Senate assessment that it was ill-suited to establish its detention program; director John Brennan, a former Tenet aide, conceded that on Tuesday.

No longer will scholars who never make it on to the screen have the satisfaction of knowing that at least they stand a chance of doing better in that ultimate academic beauty contest, the research assessment exercise (RAE).

These types of dynamic assessments contest traditional representations of person and task interaction and compel considerations of entangled constructs, much as depicted in reciprocal interaction.