Sentence examples for means assessment from inspiring English sources

It is a risk assessment approach such that evaluation is carried out for a specific CSC, which means assessment for each CSP-CSC pair is for that pair and not generic.

Radiocarbon's long history means a range of methods and approaches exist, but the scant details published alongside the majority of dates means assessment of their quality is impossible, either in terms of association with archaeology or accuracy of the number.

Eligibility for the GMS scheme is based on an individual being ordinarily resident in Ireland and the outcome of a gross income means assessment.

This means assessment of all cardiovascular risk factors, using the mean of blood pressures taken at two clinic visits and a single measure of total cholesterol and HDL cholesterol.

The CCT operates geographic targeting, by making enrollment available to any woman attending PHCs participating in SURE-P (all selected by their location in rural and otherwise underserved communities), rather than directly targeting low-income groups through means assessment.

And "course," of course, means that assessment is involved — assignments, tests, an ultimate credential.

In reality, this often means the assessment is inappropriate, inadequate or, as in my case, non-existent.

These institutions substantially determine their own research programs, teaching methods, and means of assessment.

Whilst presumably the absence of any bikes, or similar items, means the assessment is unchanged - or goes down from - say - high to medium.

As to what "eventually" means, the assessment has not changed: it was always late 2009 at the earliest but more probably the middle of the next decade.

Peer review in radiology means an assessment of the accuracy of a report issued by another radiologist.