Sentence examples for of which assessments from inspiring English sources

Though hospital personnel have been faulted for making insufficient preparations for a major disaster, and municipal and federal authorities attacked for their disorganized and inadequate responses — both of which assessments have merit — the culprit behind the poor decisions that were made and the offenses that may have been committed in the name of mercy was simply the magnitude of the disaster.

A definitive answer to the question of which assessment of motor function is the most valid, reliable and responsive in CTS continues to elude us.

As Brad Hooker has pointed out, there are at least three levels at which assessments of moral impartiality may be made.

The issue of the "correct" scale at which assessment of biological parameters should be carried out has been the topic of numerous studies in ecology [ 27- 32].

Some circularity is possible as discharge decisions will be based on a range of information sources of which START assessments are only one.

By which assessment, of course, virtually everything on British TV is a mini-series.

This form of assessment, which attempts to match the learning with the intended outcomes, has several advantages over the traditional view of assessment (Table 5), some of which our assessment in Histology possibly achieves.

Additional OSCEs have been introduced into the curriculum including a M2 end of pre-clinical training OSCE and a M3 Gate OSCE both of which include assessment of ultrasound knowledge and skill in the context of common clinical scenarios.

Dutch municipalities are responsible for a range of public health tasks, of which "epidemiological assessment of the health status of the population" is one.

15 out of 18 survey respondents had undertaken an impact assessment in the past, of which equality impact assessments, followed by health impact assessments were the most common.

According to modern theories of assessment which consider assessment as a part of learning and teaching process, rather than the end-of-course evaluation of student achievements, assessment is becoming the process of describing student's performance.