Sentence examples for correct assessment from inspiring English sources

Visualization and correct assessment of alveolar volume via intact lung imaging is important to study and assess respiratory mechanics.

Peggy Orenstein is correct: assessment in itself is useless.

That is a correct assessment of the country's growth prospects.

More intelligence undoubtedly helps correct assessment but better use of what one has is just as important.

Mr. Powell, who friends say remains angry about his time in the Bush administration, briskly responded that "it was not a correct assessment by anybody that my statements or my leaving the administration would have stopped it".

"Those who put their faith in the 'wisdom of crowds' mean no more than that a large group of people is more likely to make a correct assessment than a small group of supposed experts," he writes.

But in other cases it was more a question of covering up the fact that those in charge of security had not made the correct assessment of different threats and the information at hand.

While time will tell if this is a correct assessment, I'm almost betting on it.

Correct assessment of the shear strength of rock joints is essential for several rock-engineering projects.

This is the only basis upon which correct assessment can be ensured.

Finally, I propose a possible upgrade of LBT to enable the correct assessment of the forecasting capability of earthquake models.