Sentence examples for make correct assessments from inspiring English sources
Our results emphasize the need for integrated research linking C cycling on land and in water to make correct assessments of contemporary and future C balances.
Our results emphasize the need for integrated research linking C cycling on land and in water in order to make correct assessments of contemporary C balances.
After 9/11, however, analysts were under tremendous pressure to make correct assessments, to avoid missing a credible threat, and to avoid an intelligence failure on the scale of 9/11.
This election has been a testament to the current inability of very many voters to make correct assessments of reality, leading them to make bad political decisions.
The CHC-nurses in the current study expressed their limited knowledge of handling childhood overweight and their ability to make correct assessments.
The managers strongly believed that this would facilitate the parents' delivery of information so the telenurses could more easily grasp the condition of a child and thus make correct assessments.
There are, however, concerns whether the automation procedure is making correct assessments of the locomotor parameters, that gaits are not taken into accounts in the description, that there is a lack of statistical evaluation of intra-limb coordination, and that the differences in full body movements may not account completely for the phenotype.
The increase in medical development and nursing demands, mentioned above, further magnifies the responsibility of having to make correct medical assessments.
Results show that the ReMAC system is able to make correct plant health assessments despite sensor malfunctioning due to cyber attacks and make decisions that achieve best control actions despite possible actuator malfunctioning.
2, 8 13 Reporting the relative safety of a drug in overdose is important to help guide clinicians in making correct risk assessments and treatment decisions regarding overdose patients.
✓ to make correct inferences.
