Sentence examples for more general assessment from inspiring English sources

Some of this will be covered by the inquiry into the police investigations into phone-hacking, but a more general assessment of their fitness for the modern age is urgently required.

(The water example comes from Howson 2000, 31 32. See Schwartz 2011, 399 ff., for a more general assessment of this issue).

Laparoscopic surgery entails a unique skill set, but it is unclear whether it requires a specific assessment form or whether more general assessment tools can be applied.

As demonstrated in this investigation, the use of parallel measurements with standardised methods to estimate leaf deposition and exposure can be extended beyond our specific case study to allow a more general assessment under common cultivation conditions.

It would seem that fraud prevention really requires a much more general assessment of value and one that only rarely posed a hurdle for a legitimate arms-length transaction.

For a more general assessment, the authors identified three cities for each country; for each location, three models with different shape factors were considered (S/V = 0.24, 0.5 and 0.9).

Another difference is that Fagin et al. allow more general assessments of the form a 1 P(α 1)+a 1 P(α 1)+⋯+a m P(α m )≥α (this enabled them to axiomatize their logic).

In answering questions about specific policy areas, voters may therefore make use of their more general assessments.

We identified three case control studies of scleroderma (systemic sclerosis) risk that included a specific assessment of occupational exposure to TCE in addition to more general assessments of "solvent" or "organic solvent" exposure (Diot et al. 2002; Garabrant et al. 2003; Nietert et al. 1998).

These factors, however, are strongly dependent on the hardware architecture and design choices, while we aim at performing a more general complexity assessment, for which the number of operations turns out to be a suitable metric.

Furthermore, because of the scope of the Philips list, it should be used in conjunction with more general quality assessment instruments for health economic evaluation (e.g., the BMJ list) [ 24].