Sentence examples for educated assessment from inspiring English sources

I think someone impartial should consider all the different views and see how it's panned out this year and make an educated assessment".

They should be pointing out that the USA has no accurate tracking or record keeping from which it is possible to make an educated assessment.

Without having traffic measurements for each mode of travel — walking, cycling, busing and motor-vehicles — the design firm cannot make an educated assessment of current conditions or offer effective real solutions for traffic-calming measures on Glenneyre or anywhere else.

These cutoffs were selected based on an educated assessment of our uncertainty regarding the number of deaths in the referent category.

The CORA framework can be used by (1) stakeholders and policy makers, to make an educated judgment about the credibility of an assessment, and (2) the authors of a risk assessment, to improve the evaluability of their reports.

Twenty-two trainers, who received comprehensive training about POMA study design, pathobiology of OM, and endpoint assessment, educated staff at the 25 transplantation centres about OM assessment.

INTERVENTION: Formation of a quality improvement team that reviewed current clinical practice guidelines, updated the policies and procedures, developed tools for pain assessment, and educated the staff in pain assessment and management principles.

I will discuss our approach, focusing on the dual issues of what we as physicists can say about this topic with some assurance, especially in the realm of prediction - and how do we explain this to a public that is highly polarized on this subject, not tolerant of nuance, and poorly educated on risk assessment and risk tolerance.

NICE guidance also recommends that health care professionals dealing with patients at risk of falling should be educated in falls assessment and prevention.

The unique combination of midwives and dentists, appropriately educated in oral assessment techniques and the specialist needs of pregnant women, acting together in this intervention, is an international first and represents a profound shift in our understanding of which health professionals are responsible for oral health.

I told him that it seemed extraordinary to me that the IEA hadn't done this work before, but had based its assessment on educated guesswork.