Sentence examples for making assessment of from inspiring English sources

For example, a person of interest was described as "rubbing against" a child without a description of what they were "rubbing with and where on the victim the rubbing took place", making assessment of the incident difficult.

Advertised medical involvement in application design is variable, making assessment of their accuracy difficult prior to purchase.

It is imperative to first analyze the data and incorporate this understanding within the recognition system, making assessment of biometric quality an important aspect of biometrics.

Historically, a large percentage of these boys have undergone surgical repair with the belief that such early presentation carried a worse prognosis, making assessment of longitudinal outcomes difficult.

Age, disease or injury can severely affect cognitive mapping, making assessment of this basic survival skill particularly important to clinicians and therapists.

However, 15O-water is freely diffusible and is not, like other PET or SPECT perfusion tracers, trapped in the myocardium, thus making assessment of the left ventricular volumes and function technically very challenging.

The quarry, which had been unused for around ninety years, was filled with compacted rubble and heavily overgrown with trees and shrubs, making assessment of the site difficult until significant work had been carried out, but the assumption that the floor of the quarry was flat proved to be correct.

In addition, the fluorescence assays used are technically difficult in shoot tissues due to the higher autofluorescence, making assessment of possible induction of autophagy in shoot cells problematic.