Sentence examples for likely assessment from inspiring English sources

His likely assessment by December is that there are unanswered questions, but the agency has what it needs, and it will be rubber-stamped by the board".

Another delegate told media in Copenhagen that the IPCC should recant its "very likely" assessment of AGW, just as have skeptical blogsters, editorial writers, etc.—mostly in the US, but still to some extent elsewhere.

Advances in this field will require stringent validation in the clinical setting and most likely, assessment through clinical trials.

17 Therefore, optimal diagnosis of RA most likely requires assessment of ACPA reactivity to the specific citrullinated antigens targeted in RA.

The higher the resulting F-score, the more likely the assessment is to reflect an excessively negative evaluation of the child, a failure to follow instructions, random responding, or difficulty reading.

Given that it is likely that assessment of clinical effectiveness will identify knowledge gaps or specific learning needs of healthcare professionals, educational materials and training tools will be produced and disseminated to target groups.

However, considering the lack of specificity for many of the biomarkers, it is likely that assessment of new classes of compounds in response to asbestos exposure will result in a synergistic effect on biomarker performance.

As the in vivo data suggests ADI-PEG20 may often lead to tumour stabilization rather than an absolute reduction in tumour volume, it is likely that assessment of clinical efficacy will need to include measures such as overall survival.

Assessment likely cues images of tests for LAs, making it difficult for them to distinguish between formative and summative assessment.

Japanese psychiatry was, by most accounts, in a fairly primitive state back then, but it seems at least likely that his assessment sparked a psychological self-consciousness that has never left her.

As Berthold Kohler wrote astringently in the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper, Mr. Schröder's "assessment likely came easily to him since it also reflects on the host of the talks on Afghanistan's future".