Sentence examples for firm assessment from inspiring English sources

Herrera modestly makes no firm assessment of Gorky's standing among the modern masters, but her book helps to clear the way for one.

A strong candidate is CH4, which is spectroscopically observed to be associated with these features, but the current state of rheological knowledge for CH4 ice at Pluto conditions is insufficient for a firm assessment.

Although monitoring effectiveness of Rotarix against P[4]G2 strains is of interest, the small sample size, short duration of surveillance, and lack of a comparison group preclude firm assessment of an association between P[4]G2 predominance and vaccination.

For the secondary outcome, pain relief at follow-up 0 – 12 weeks after end of treatment, there was a paucity of data for manual acupuncture, TENS/IF and EA, which precluded a firm assessment of the efficacy for these interventions.

For that reason alone it remains hard to make firm assessments of the Lions' current status, except to note that the potential Test XV is still not being swamped with contenders beyond the usual suspects.

The present study employs a mixed methods research design (using surveys of senior executives, independent CSP firm assessments using ESG factors (environment, social (or human rights), and governance), and analysis of corporate annual reports of 82 mostly highly-global Swedish firms).

By the firm's assessment, that constituted a "material weakness".

Bruce Nagel, president of Cole Layer Trumble, stood by his firm's assessment figures.

At the time TMC was hired, the board publicly stood by Roeder's leadership, but the firm's assessment concluded that many of the organization's shortcomings were directly linked to Roeder.

The Dow Jones Sustainability Index, for example, uses a sophisticated questionnaire sent out to companies, and so relies heavily on firms' own assessment.

In particular it tests a number of propositions on how environmental management systems and the interaction with environmentally more or less concerned stakeholders are associated with the probability of firms to pursue innovation in general (measured as patenting behaviour) and specifically environmental innovation (measured based on firm self-assessment and through patent data).