Sentence examples for has ever assessed from inspiring English sources
Chris Fry, Paulley's solicitor at at Unity Law, said: "It's the first case concerning service provision that the supreme court has ever assessed.
But the punishments that its board of member universities decided to inflict, and that PSU's board of trustees accepted, will have much the same effect.First, the NCAA fined PSU $60m, the biggest financial penalty it has ever assessed.
"However, given that radiofrequency emissions are one of the most heavily researched agents that science has ever assessed, and given that, contrary to Catalyst's claims, no substantiated health effects have emerged, we can be very confident that the emissions are indeed safe".
3 However, no prospective clinical study has ever assessed the pertinence of this strategy.
No clinical study has ever assessed the efficacy of an anti-fungal agent in the course of SAP.
However, cardiovascular safety was initially declared on the basis of use in 12 patients (Waxman et al, 1983) and no randomised controlled trial has ever assessed cardiovascular morbidity and/or mortality as a primary outcome in men undergoing ADT by LHrH analogues.
Plus, Irvine's occasional desserts need to be put in the context of what I reckon is one of the best baskets I've ever assessed.
To our best knowledge, so far there are no studies that have ever assessed the effect modification of temperature on influenza effects.
And in a letter heavy with technical jargon, the agency gave Con Edison a red citation, the first time a nuclear plant has ever been assessed at that level, under a new ranking system created in February that starts with green and ascends through white and yellow to red.
And it wasn't only repeal the mercenaries sought; they wanted those corporations to get back all the minimum tax they had ever been assessed.
A second cause of DT uncertainty is that only 7percentt of HPV chemicals have ever been assessed for developmental effects or toxicity to children [ 9].
