Sentence examples for could only be assessed from inspiring English sources

Although the inquiry did not reach a view on the legality of the war – saying this could only be assessed by a "properly constituted and internationally recognised court" – its damning assessment of how the decision was made will be taken by Blair's critics to imply that the war was illegal.

LSU under forest could only be assessed for the year 2000.

Previously, lungs for transplant could only be assessed for suitability while still inside a donor on a life-support machine.

The inquiry did not reach a view on the legality of the war, saying this could only be assessed by a "properly constituted and internationally recognised court", but did make a damning assessment of how the decision was made.

We discuss power calculations for two scenarios that have high practical relevance and in which power previously could only be assessed by simulation studies or by approximations: (1) studies using both affected and unaffected offspring and (2) studies with missing parental information.

For 100 years, β-amyloid (Aβ) plaques and neurofibrillary tangles (NFTs) have been recognized as the neuropathological hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease (AD), and their presence or absence could only be assessed postmortem using stains and dyes that identified these microscopic structures.

The adequacy of the knowledge of TB treatment could therefore only be assessed to a limited extent.

Thus the uncertainty of these estimates could only be adequately assessed by a Bayesian approach.

As previously mentioned our Clinical Presentation Score was rather crude and GOS could only be retrospectively assessed.

In their study, Tunney et al. found that histopathology could only be suitably assessed on 67.5% (81/120) of their cases [ 10].

Furthermore, gestational length could only be adequately assessed (by ultrasound) in a subset of women, increasing the risk of selection bias and requiring cautious interpretation of these data.