Sentence examples for linear assessment from inspiring English sources
Gove's claim that abolishing modules and "internal assessment" in favour of "linear assessment" would benefit the disadvantaged was brusquely demolished by the select committee.
A linear assessment methodology was developed for the conformational data in the Pura Raza Español horse (Andalusian horse).
It's called linear assessment, and replaces modular exams.
For DNA-reactive chemicals, a low dose linear assessment of cancer risk is the science policy default.
However, for DNA-reactive chemicals, a linear assessment of risk, especially at low doses is the science policy default that is supported by several regulatory agencies.
We caution that, aside from the lack of scientific justification for such an approach, it is not at all clear that adoption of universal low-dose linear assessment approaches is indeed precautionary.
Our example of RDF illustrates how multiple linear assessments of an ATM intervention can be combined to provide a more complex and comprehensive view.
Several linear assessments of RDF identified during our literature review have been combined to produce this more complex view of both intended and unintended effects of RDF at system level in lower income countries.
The dangers of linear assessments of accomplishments, as done in the pole vault, are that we run the risk of narrowing our sense of what achievement in science means and, as a result, narrowing the kinds of experiments that are done to those that can be evaluated by an overly simple (if easily understood) metric.
Some scientists have challenged this linear risk assessment and have demonstrated thresholds for biomarkers of effect, such as mutations, micronuclei, and chromosome abnormalities for direct-acting genotoxins.
All DePuy MoM THRs received at Newcastle University up to September 2011 underwent full volumetric and linear wear assessment of the femoral and acetabular bearing surfaces as well as the articular surfaces of the taper junctions.
