Sentence examples for one-time assessment from inspiring English sources

Previous studies [ 5– 7] utilized classic Cox Proportional Hazard models to assess the impact of reproductive hormones and time to menopause based on a one-time assessment of risk factors.

Senate aides familiar with the legislation said the bailout would be paid for by a one-time assessment on tobacco companies.

But picking out the most intelligent person is difficult, because intelligence involves many attributes that can't be captured in a one-time assessment, like an I.Q.

And while the shareholders will ultimately have to repay the money, they can do so over an extended period of time -- by paying higher maintenance charges, rather than having to pay a one-time assessment.

The debate over who owes how much has been complicated by the cost of United Nations peacekeeping, which began with a one-time assessment of members for a mission in the Sinai in 1973.

Creswick and colleagues used a one-time assessment and we used multiple assessments across day and night shift.

First, when determining the co-occurrence of inflammation and major depression, we focused on a cross-sectional association based on one-time assessments of inflammatory markers, although these measurements cannot reliably distinguish between chronic and acute inflammation.

Such findings can be detrimental to the success of interventions developed, at least in part, on one-time assessments.

At Fiddler's Creek, one-time assessments add up to a more modest $16,500, and monthly dues are $235.

If private roads or roofs have to be maintained or replaced, there can be one-time assessments.

Many communities across the country have imposed such one-time assessments, called impact fees, so that developments help pay for the additional services they require.