Sentence examples for had initially assessed from inspiring English sources

As we do realize which parts of our life we can whittle away, sculpting our new selves, we become aware that we may really need much less materially than we had initially assessed and gain much more emotionally and intellectually.

Both nurses and doctors who had initially assessed Duncan's symptoms on Sept. 25 apparently had access to Duncan's travel history through the hospital electronic health record system, but they sent him home anyway with antibiotics -- a decision that may have potentially endangered his life and exposed scores of Dallas residents to Ebola symptoms.

In July 2015, Trump convinced a Nevada tax board to reduce the taxable value of the hotel, which had initially been assessed at $176 million, to just $25 million.

The performances of these improved stoves had initially been assessed in the laboratory, through controlled cooking tests (CCTs) [9], and were found to be higher than that of the 3-stone stove.

Most patients (70%) had initially been assessed as high risk.

Of the 28 surgical procedures, 15 had an APR, two of which had initially been assessed as requiring an AR, the remaining 13 had APR as expected (one with cystectomy).

As evidence of this importance, when we created the reference list of true signals, we found that four of eight SDRs validated as "signal" had initially been assessed as "no signal" and turned from "no signal" to "signal" upon resignalling.

One patient who responded significantly on both CT and functional imaging underwent complete resection of residual disease, which had initially been assessed to be inoperable, supporting the role of PRCRT.

In cases of disagreement, a third assessment was conducted by a reviewer who had not initially assessed the abstract in question (HLG, AH, RN).

The monitor showed, among other data, the hourly number of patients who had been initially assessed by a physician in relation to the expected pace.

Study recruiters completed a mean number of 2.44 (SD 1.87) contacts with 1,707 patients who had been initially assessed by recruiters to be eligible, with 988 of these patients either refusing to participate (419 or 24.5%) or assessed to be too sick to enroll (569 or 33.3%).