Sentence examples for empty assessments from inspiring English sources

The socialite gallerist Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn is the best looking, so we mind slightly less than we ought to when she delivers empty assessments like, "There's no excuse for a bad painting".

If the reads used in the construction of the database of likelihoods had previously undergone BQSR, or if the database of likelihoods is empty, then the final assessment determines whether the analysis target and the sensitive shared variants are appropriate for BQSR.

To investigate a possible deterioration while waiting for LTx, data from the pre-LTx evaluation and the initial assessment after LTx were separately analyzed, however, no significant change in gastric emptying was found between the assessments (median T50 119 vs. 129 min, n = 67, p = 0.24).

Participants will be randomized to one of the following four conditions: 1) disease-related expressive writing (DS-EW); 2) standard expressive writing (S-EW); 3) unemotional writing (Sham) and 4) an empty condition not involving a writing task (assessments only).

During the assessment campaign, the corridor was empty (no furniture and no people walking along), and doors remained closed to avoid additional fading or extra scattering sources.

This psychiatric assessment took place in an empty classroom, after school time with no other persons present apart from the child and the two clinician-researchers.

However, dieticians may successfully manipulate these factors in an effort to improve gastric emptying after the nutritional assessment.

Many empty nesters are also concerned about common charges and assessments in co-ops or condominiums.

These data provide relevant information for the determination of a potential impact of the empty capsule on the product quality during the risk assessment.

A total of 13 reviews did not require further assessment: eight did not identify any studies (empty review) and five fully reported the single review primary harm outcome for all eligible studies.

At what point, and at what cost, will we learn to ignore these empty promises, and rely instead on adequate environmental and health assessments?