Sentence examples similar to digest assessment from inspiring English sources

"We kind of sat down and we took a look at what was wrong with the consumer electronics buying experience online, and we came up with this idea that was somewhat akin to Rotten Tomatoes for personal technology, and that is that we wanted to look at everything there was to know about a product and come up with a very simple, easy-to-digest assessment".

Personal contacts may provide real stimuli, since key opinion leaders present reliable, easy-to-digest assessments of new drugs.

What politicians may want to digest is the assessment made by Professor Declan Murphy – an expert in Asperger's and autism and a psychiatrist regularly used by the Home Office – that "[Gary] now has a fixed autistic-like idea, which is currently unshakable, that his best outcome is to take his own life".

The extra year's delay, Willetts says, will give funding bodies and academics time to digest a pilot impact-assessment exercise that finishes this autumn.

These data indicate that proteinase K may not be able to digest all leptospiral surface proteins and requires confirmation by complementary surface exposure assessment methods.

We digest.

Do they digest them?

Chew, swallow, digest, repeat.

7.43am: News digest.

Let's digest food.

Discuss and digest meal.