Sentence examples for definitive assessments from inspiring English sources

Composed of a distinguished bipartisan membership, it is chartered to provide definitive assessments and recommendations for change.

Film Classics, a series from the British Film Institute in which Leading Authorities offer Definitive Assessments of Timeless Classics like "L'Avventura" and "Metropolis".

However, few have made definitive assessments of potential associations between the overall level of sound (sound intensity) or sound peaks, and sleep arousals.

These advances (reviewed below) suggest that we may soon have more definitive assessments of denitrification rates and of the importance of this process in ecosystem, landscape, regional and global N cycles.

While an excess of thyroid cancer and a dose exposure relation with pancreatic cancer were suggested, the wide CIs precluded definitive assessments.

We strongly encourage authors to make definitive assessments at the outset of the study, and certainly by the time of submission.

One that was, the company was forced to declare, "not intended to be used as a definitive assessment of age".

It is certainly premature to make a definitive assessment of either the recent trends in household spending or what they mean.

The idea of a definitive assessment is fading away in an era where there are no fixed release dates, where everything can be patched.

Richard Brody, a retired political scientist at Stanford University, said the flaw was in trying to make a definitive assessment too early, before opposition had coalesced.

The 39-page report acknowledges that any definitive assessment at this point is impossible, and that fully understanding the spill's ecological effects will take years.