Sentence examples for extremely to assess from inspiring English sources

Items have a 5-point intensity scale (1 = not at all, 5 = extremely) to assess the severity of several symptoms over the past 7 days.

The PBSC is a four question instrument based on the Self-Efficacy Scale [ 16, 17] that uses a 9-point Likert scale ranging from 0 ("Not at all") to 8 ("Extremely") to assess perceptions regarding four domains of glucose control: importance, confidence in self-control of glucose, helpfulness of health care for glucose control, and current status of glucose control.

Unfortunately, these and other possible factors are, most of the time, extremely difficult to assess, mainly due to the previously-mentioned extreme susceptibility of the vixen to disturbance immediately prior and after parturition.

This makes it extremely difficult to assess the various merits of each scheme and even harder to assess their impacts.

The officials said that the truthfulness of reports about Iraqi leaders was extremely difficult to assess given the chaos inside Iraq, but they expressed doubt that Mr. Hussein had been at the mosque.

He told the assembled nations that lack of transparency was "the single greatest obstacle to an evaluation of the civilian impact of drone strikes and it's a challenge which makes it extremely difficult to assess claims of precision targeting objectively".

The effect of aging on the sense of smell has not been precisely determined because this sense is extremely difficult to assess quantitatively; in addition, smoking and exposure to occupational odours and noxious substances in the air influence sensitivity to smells.

A punch device proved extremely useful to assess the direction and depth of the anchor bone hole.

It is extremely important to assess the situation as a whole and be able to take or give away the initiative when it is most appropriate.

This would then make it extremely difficult to assess whether and the degree to which the ambitions of change have been achieved, for assessing change would be like targeting a moving target.

It is extremely important to assess if there is any effect at all, or if the analgesics are rather taken "automatically" ("to do something"), and to set boundaries to avoid overuse.