Sentence examples for nominal assessment from inspiring English sources

After the community outcry at the organizers' initial plan, they rejiggered some aspects, including decreasing the district's proposed budget to $550,000 and ensuring that owners of residential co-ops and condos would pay only nominal assessment fees.

Given the frequency of below-market assessments, nominal tax rates give a misleading impression of the tax burden shouldered by property owners.

A correction procedure for yield strength that was previously verified for nominal stress-based fatigue assessment is also applied to the local stress methods studied in this paper.

The applicability of and the quality of assessment using the nominal stress, structural stress and notch stress approaches for calculating the fatigue strength of laserbeam welded components made of thin steel sheets has been investigated.

In one-third of the articles, no mention was made of measurements of isoflurane concentration within the course of their report even though several referred to earlier or pilot studies as representing assessments of their nominal mixtures of isoflurane.

We will also provide a total incentive of up to $100 US per individual as compensation for their time participating in the study; participants often must take off time to attend clinic assessments and this nominal compensation is appropriate.

In-course assessment was completed on a nominal term basis, in the sequence rural, general practice, mental health, surgery and medicine.

Recommendations were formulated using a nominal group process, the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) hierarchy of evidence and based on a systematic review of published literature.

At all other time points, 12-lead continuous ECG digital monitoring (Mortara H12plus, 1000 Hz Holter monitor) was performed before any other study assessments scheduled at the same nominal time point.

Scientists excluded some nominal species of dubious taxonomic validity from this assessment.

For example, Pastrana et al. used a nominal group technique to identify indicators for the assessment and evaluation of palliative care [ 38].