Sentence examples for making their assessment from inspiring English sources

"We are making a reassessment of the current situation, and the Americans are making their assessment," Mr. Gissin, a longtime spokesman for Mr. Sharon, said today.

We asked our judges to consider the following four criteria when making their assessment: 1 Extent of an individual's reach Does the person in question have power or influence over large numbers of people?

They look at a wide variety of indicators in making their assessment such as obesity rates, food availability, prices of food, Type 2 diabetes, and lifespan as it relates to chronic disease (because at the end of the day, diet and activity contribute significantly to three major chronic diseases - cancer, heart disease, and stroke - that together account for 50percentt of all deaths each year).

Caregivers' knowledge of the patient was integral in making their assessment.

Despite all observations being made from directly in front of each subject, our results highlight the importance placed on adequate knee flexion by clinicians in making their assessment.

The imbalance in numbers followed-up according to protocol is due to missed two or four month assessments in the intensive follow-up group, making their assessment schedule more similar to that of the minimal follow up group.

Paul Pillar, a former senior C.I.A. analyst on the Middle East, says he believes that analysts are guided by the facts in making their assessments about Iran, but that they almost certainly have Iraq weighing on them.

Obtaining the specific numerical value to use as a fixed measurement error variance is often assisted by the researcher making their assessments as percents of the indicator's variance that are likely to originate in the various potential causal sources of the indicator (the things paralleling error-5, or error-C, etc. in Figure 3).

"They're going to make their assessment about the qualifications, the ideas, the direction and vision that people want to lead the country," she said.

But the doctors aren't told by Project Prevention that their patient will be getting money in exchange for the procedure, so they aren't fully informed of the addict's motivations when they make their assessment.

The Cockburns' knowledge of Iraq, based on several visits there as journalists, makes their assessment of the likely course of an American attack more plausible than that of most pundits.