Sentence examples for earliest assessments from inspiring English sources

By the earliest assessments, certain patterns had already emerged.

The earliest assessments of David I portray him as a pious king, a reformer and a civilising agent in a barbarian nation.

The earliest assessments for naturally occurring materials used direct human observations and incorporated safety factors to arrive at allowable human exposures.

Of these, 1195 assessments (553 cases) included data on the reviewer's opinion of trial arm (in the earliest assessments reviewers were not questioned about trial arm allocation).

Because the earliest assessments occurred at least 10 months after the attacks, it is not possible to differentiate delayed onset versus chronic PTSD, and it is not possible to accurately determine rates of acute PTSD.

Early assessments answer with a cautious "yes".

Well, those early assessments turned out to be wrong.

Below, some early assessments for health care reform: GRAPHIC.

So I was able to make some early assessments of him at Headingley, and Botham responded.

Greenwald was also mistaken in his early assessments of some of his colleagues, particularly at the Guardian.

In many parts of the country, early assessments of today's exercise showed a marked improvement over last week.