Sentence examples for more explicitly assess from inspiring English sources

It says introducing "more challenging GCSEs, which more explicitly assess literacy and numeracy, could improve the relevance of core GCSEs and help increase public confidence in these key subjects".

Future studies should more explicitly assess the clinical effect of acute and chronic Q fever in humans who live or work on DCFs.

Using classification images with a task where subjects have to explicitly assess the attribute of interest can be used to obtain direct and rich new information about processing of more complex attributes of the stimulus, such as brightness, (see also:[25], [26]).

The model does not explicitly assess what is to be achieved and how to measure it.

"As a general rule, [they] should explicitly assess uncertainties and communicate and explain them to policy makers," the report says.

Our study did not explicitly assess the efficiency of delivering CVRM.

We explicitly assessed whether these individual state government E-T-SC lists captured more bird species of high or low global conservation risk and bird species for which a state has high or low global conservation responsibility.

First, instead of explicitly assessing for compliance to ACEP Clinical Policy recommendations, we assessed for a measurable change in physician behavior.

However, this has not been explicitly assessed.

However, neither instrument explicitly assesses all aspects of NOS understanding.

The executing time was not explicitly assessed in the investigation.