Sentence examples for instead of an assessment from inspiring English sources

So, instead of an assessment (which implies judgment) and advice (which implies expertise), what someone who's mentally distressed, in any context, needs first, mentally and emotionally, is some acknowledgment and support.

Instead of an assessment (which implies judgment) and advice (which implies expertise), what someone who's mentally distressed, in any context, needs first, mentally and emotionally, is some acknowledgment and support.

Liam Fox, who as a Tory rightwinger might be expected to be a staunch defender of personal freedom, called instead for "an assessment" of whether the Guardian had damaged national security.

Automatic provision of a concrete recommendation instead of merely an assessment of the situation, and provision of decision support at the time and place of decision making were other elements that were highly predictive of successful implementation.

Finally, in spite of the above limitations, we claim that a peculiarity and a strength of the assessment methodology is precisely this use of production cost data for computing a direct measure of competition (ALI), instead of an indirect assessment through conduct parameters.

The restriction to a few key indicators instead of a standard assessment was based on feasibility considerations for the intensive longitudinal assessment schedule (Bernhard et al, 2008).

Yet, instead of a thoughtful assessment of the value that Cablevision provides, The Times chose instead to revert to formulaic treatment of cable rates.

That's even more true inside the Beltway, where budget dogma on both sides of the aisle still persists instead of a pragmatic assessment of revenue and spending — and the communication to voters of the hard realities — that should be under way.

"While settling with the S.E.C. begins the process of putting this matter behind me, I will not be bullied simply because the attorney general's office prefers political considerations instead of a reasoned assessment of the facts," said Mr. Rattner, who called the lawsuit politically motivated.

Second, as mentioned above, we chose to use proxies for pre-admission scores, instead of a retrospective assessment at ICU discharge.

A third limitation of our study was the necessary use of proxies to evaluate pre-admission HRQOL instead of a retrospective assessment at ICU discharge could also have hampered results.