Sentence examples for make our assessments from inspiring English sources

"We do use the Secretary of the Interior standards to make our assessments," said Randal Baron, an assistant historic preservation officer at the Historical Commission, although he added that fiberglass and other substitute materials have sometimes been allowed.

I'm going to attempt to streamline this week's recap so we can fully examine the Final Four individually and make our assessments as to their winnability for the endgame, Mercedes Benz Fashion Week (insert audio clip here of choir singing).

Again, to make our assessments comparable, we aggregated DYCAST high- and low-risk cells spatially by week, up to the spatial limit imposed by the GLACVCD boundary (6,666 cells).

We need volume figures or moving averages, or whatever to make our assessment.

Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader, told reporters, "Mr. Estrada has been intransigent and unwilling to provide even the basic information that we must have if we're going to make our assessment of his qualifications".

"Eventually we will make our assessment available," said the official, whose tone indicated that Mr. Bush was not in any hurry to use the report as a reason to go to war.

In this regard, we make our assessment for Spain given that its extremely dual labour market responds differently to economic shocks than labour markets in other European economies (see Bentolila et al. 2010).

To make our assessment we investigated three key criteria: (i) the proportion of the cohort in which tumours stained positively for markers, (ii) the proportion of the cohort in which tumours stained more strongly for markers than the matched normal tissues, and (iii) the magnitude of overexpression in tumours.

However, we examined many cells in making our assessments and did not observe heterozygozity even in the most condensed metaphases.

But what I ask, quite simply, is that we focus on tangible results and not symbolism when making our assessment.

However, we suggest this small-scale experiment is useful for two reasons: (i) Most previous studies of sexual selection in guppies have used individual fish in a laboratory setting; our use of multiple fish in a field enclosure makes our assessment of reproductive fitness somewhat more realistic, and we encourage future work to implement similar experiments at a larger scale.