Sentence examples for fixed assessment from inspiring English sources

There is also good evidence that reducing blood pressure (BP) reduces the incidence of cardiovascular morbid or fatal events, and several trials have demonstrated a fixed assessment of benefit for a fixed reduction in BP.

The levying of land revenue in kind was replaced by a fixed assessment in cash, and these assessments continued in force later under the Arab administration.

Fixed assessment factors are traditionally used to address the above-mentioned extrapolation steps in risk assessment of chemicals.

The winner gets to figure out how to bridge a huge budget gap, fix the assessment system, tackle that monster debt and introduce the concept of productivity to the work force.

In two cases low bulky tumours that were deemed fixed on clinical assessment were confined to the rectal wall on subsequent histopathological assessment.

But "positive," as far as a primary goes at least, must be an assessment fixed firmly in the eye of the beholder.

The mixed model used fixed treatment and assessment period effects.

The remainder of the brain was fixed for standardised assessment using paraffin-embedded tissues.

While conventional assessments typically emphasize standardized contexts and fixed interaction, dynamic assessments underscore interactive contexts, which facilitate a fluid, complex transaction between person and task.

When Cameron's government gave Maximus the contract for the tests last October, Labour's spokeswoman Kate Green said the US firm could not fix the assessments with "600,000 people stuck in a huge backlog while many thousands more are being let down by a failing service which is costing taxpayers millions of pounds".

As the component failure probability changes, the results of risk assessment are not fixed values as those of traditional risk assessment models [1], which should be determined by both operational conditions and historical data.