Sentence examples for later assessment from inspiring English sources

More alarming than the result itself, perhaps, was the later assessment of Gordon Strachan.

And much of the rest was, in Abraham Lincoln's later assessment, "a merely revolutionary document," a litany of grievances, complete with taunting references to "tyrants".

"Wayne Thiebaud: A Retrospective," at Acquavella Galleries, reminds you that artists often keep their best works for themselves, and that their in-the-moment instincts are as valuable as any later assessment by a curator.

The results indicate that in a majority of the cases perseveration was resilient, and that the visual system decoupled from the reaching, especially towards the later assessment periods at the end of the year.

The later assessment also allowed us to evaluate an account for the deficits in terms of failures of simulating the hand movements implied by manipulable objects and manual actions.

In the ESTABLISH-2 study, the majority (>80%) of cases of ABSSSI showed early clinical response, which was sustained at the later assessment (0.7% to 3.8% of initial responders were deemed to have an ongoing infection at the later test-of-cure assessment) [33].

(Later assessments concluded there were no demonstrations).

A year and a half later, assessments are at best mixed.

Several later assessments of other detainees make references to the three suicides.

The company failed to meet the deadline and its later assessments of those who had been victimized were found to be incomplete.

Later assessments of the law were mixed, as some studies showed that vocational education did not necessarily produce economic benefits for the individual.