Sentence examples for expert assessments from inspiring English sources

To assess validity, scores were correlated with A1C, expert assessments, parent educational level, and complexity of insulin regimen.

The prime minister was then asked by journalists what the expert assessments were of the objects.

But that decision depends on government approval, which depends in turn on various expert assessments, all of which takes time.

Together with tighter use of expert assessments and other changes it should be possible to substantially reduce the current damaging delays.

28 February 2014 Independent expert assessments obtained by the Guardian show that badger culls in England failed on both humaneness and effectiveness.

EFSA is responsible for providing expert assessments on safety risks, while national governments and the European commission are responsible for taking action.

Controversial badger culls in England aimed at curbing TB in cattle failed on both humaneness and effectiveness, according to independent expert assessments obtained by the Guardian and the BBC.

In a draft, fans armed with their own or expert assessments of the most valuable players in the N.F.L. choose from 10 to 20 players, nearly all of them from the offense.

It is over-spent and unsustainable and does not have the backing of the pharmaceutical industry as a whole, which now generally accepts the need for some price restraint and Nice's expert assessments.

The transformed Presidency makes it easy, Ackerman writes, for "super-loyalists" of either party to ignore "expert assessments of the facts, or traditional understandings of the law, provided by the agencies".

And Mika Brzezinski, a co-anchor of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," said, "Where would all of us be without her?" Overall, media and expert assessments of her tenure at the State Department have been measured, fair and positive.