Sentence examples for encouraging assessment from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Mr. Hagel and General Dempsey provided a less encouraging assessment of the Syrian opposition and of the military situation inside Syria during an afternoon hearing of Mr. Levin's committee.

Oximetry monitoring may therefore also be important for encouraging assessment of 'unreported' (and therefore untreated) exacerbations [ 6, 21], events which contribute to the negative impact of exacerbations on COPD health status.

We argue that CMT may prove relevant to numerous aquatic-breeding amphibians, and encourage assessment of the application of CMT to the conservation of these animals.

This information might promote early supportive therapies [ 8], prevent the use of potentially harmful drugs [ 9] and encourage assessment of prognosis and the use of treatment guidelines [ 10].

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention guidelines encourage assessment of absolute CVD risk - the probability of a CVD event within a fixed time period, based on the most predictive risk factors.

Preclinical results also found that trastuzumab may act synergistically with radiation in a HER2 level-dependent manner [ 37], encouraging further assessment in combination with WBRT.

1. Ensure more appropriate assessment for special education students and bilingual learners (BLLs) by underwriting efforts to develop, validate, and disseminate more appropriate assessments in the content areas for these students, and by ensuring that the law and regulations encourage assessments that are based on professional testing standards for these groups.

Good practice suggests that overall curriculum strategy should encourage assessments that make learners learn in useful and relevant ways [ 21].

These results encourage further assessment of sex differences in brain iron.

These results encourage further assessment of this technique.

This is sufficient to encourage further assessment of the ability of demethylating agents to restore tumor suppressor gene function in situations where it has been decreased or lost due to promoter hypermethylation.