Sentence examples for mere assessment from inspiring English sources

Two types of test exist for the disease's diagnosis (beyond the mere assessment of its symptoms).

The vision of justice is absolute; the error records an imagined baseball utopia, not some mere assessment of accomplishment.

The SIS has the potential to provide information beyond the mere assessment of single indicators.

(F, 46, 1008) Clearly, the interpretation of readings was often extended beyond a mere assessment of value normality.

However, the mere assessment of the extent of genomic changes, amplifications and deletions may reduce the complexity of genomic data observed by array comparative genomic hybridization (array CGH).

Sick leave after unintentional injuries due to accidents was assessed in terms of time off work during the follow-up period, which provided a more accurate estimation of work-related consequences of accidents than the mere assessment whether the accident victim had returned to work or not at a particular point in time.

At issue is whether such criticisms constitute whistle-blowing or mere harsh assessment.

Such dynamic responses to inflammatory challenges are promising markers of inflammatory resilience and are likely to be more relevant indicators of the ability to maintain inflammatory homeostasis than the mere static assessment of acute-phase proteins (e.g. CRP) or cytokines.

The first of such levels (which it must be stressed is a mere self-assessment exercise) requires each CSP to submit a report on the CSA to assert its level of compliance to the advocated best practices.

Meanwhile, new colleges will be able to earn the degree-awarding powers that will make them a magnet for foreign students after a mere three-year assessment process.

The mere fact of assessment motivates students to learn and influences the amount of effort expended on learning (van Etten et al. 1997).