Sentence examples for different assessment from from inspiring English sources

But the generals are facing a different assessment from a growing number of civilian officials in the Bush administration, who see a sharp increase in troop strength as an effective means to stabilize Baghdad and as a dramatic initiative for the president to announce in January.

Second, a supermajority's mean or median voter is likely to have a different assessment from that gained from the marginal juror.

That's a significantly different assessment from that being made by the CDC.

A somewhat different assessment, from Eric McGhee, finds that the greater volume of polling in elections since 2004 has made poll-based forecasts (based on aggregating all polls) more accurate.

Self-reports have been found to provide different assessment from those of clinically determined standards [ 17, 32].

Climbing assay, however, is a different assessment from fly walking, which is more relevant to the motor assessment used in rat and mouse PD models or in PD patients.

In a political atmosphere that veered between carnival and chaos throughout the day, there were sharply different assessments from Republicans and Democrats about how Mr. Lazio, assuming that he wins his party's support at the convention May 30, would fare in a contest against Mrs. Clinton.

Furthermore, regarding treatment needs, self-reports have been found to often provide different assessments from those of clinically determined standards [ 8].

.82       T34 I use different assessment methods from other students.

For a different assessment written from a liberal nationalist perspective, see Miller 2007.

These different assessment situations result from the different numbers of uses of potential candidate products, which vary between one and a few hundreds, and also from the different numbers of potentially available alternatives, which range between zero and more than a hundred (Tables 5 and 6).