Sentence examples for latter assessments from inspiring English sources

These latter assessments comprised digit span (indexing auditory working memory; Wechsler, 1987), visuospatial span (indexing non-verbal working memory; Wechsler, 1999), and a reaction time test.

Some elements of urban and commercial location theory are reviewed and assessed in the context of this latter assessment along with emergent trends such as the rise of edge cites as new commercial centers "on the edge" and acceleration of so-called "urban sprawl".

That latter assessment led to Mr. Clinton's call for the newly drafted report.

Just over a quarter, 26percentt, say they believe there is solid evidence to buttress this latter assessment.

The evidence, alas, is growing that the Jazz Age author may have been deadly accurate in this latter assessment.

I thank him for the compliment, but with regard to the latter assessment I must ask, "Relative to what?" Did Kuttner mean relative to the universe of well-paid fund managers perennially incapable (on average) of beating market indexes?

Kristin Dos Santos of E! agreed with Sepinwall's latter assessment.

It's the latter assessment that must have led the BBC to commission him.

Even if intended dismissively, however, the latter assessment would suggest only that Serra has done his subject justice, transmuting the slow and steady march toward oblivion into an aptly imposing and unyielding work of art.

This latter assessment was based early on around her recurrent lying, and the fact she seems to excuse her own cheating in the first few seasons as a corollary of empowerment and as research for her book: which features an experimentalist female character who is evidently herself.

The latter assessment is mandatory to warrant the validity of quantification data [ 47].