Sentence examples for partly assessed from inspiring English sources

If partly assessed as an Olympic tourist tax, this money could help mitigate the significant ecological damages that even a smaller Olympics would have.

Identified domains are only partly assessed by commonly used quality of life instruments.

The ecological integrity of the pine stands can be partly assessed by the observation of the occurrence of passerine indicators.

The international and EU bans thereby cause some indirect effects, which are only partly included in what is seen as 'the TBT issue' and so only partly assessed in the legal process of the ban.

Hence, both long-term benefit and long-term risk are only partly assessed.

Furthermore, infrastructural components are only partly assessed even in recently developed tools like 'Service Availability and Readiness Assessment' (SARA) [ 20].

In addition to the interaction effect, it is plausible in this example that the variable 'trained staff' also has a main effect on the correct assessment of fetal health, because a well-trained physician might partly assess fetal health using other methods (e.g. listen to the fetal heartbeat even in the absence of an ultrasound device).

Since that time the "70 percent rule" and "10 customer rule" have been rough metrics by which the F.T.C. partly assesses other multilevel marketing programs to decide whether they are pyramid schemes.

Depression was not added as a covariate in the MHS models to avoid collinearity because the MHS partly assesses for depression.

The Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder and Hand (DASH) [ 16] and Oxford Shoulder Score [ 17] questionnaires partly assess activity limitations, but also include items related to pain/sensation and psychological factors.

Nevertheless, it has become ever more challenging to keep pace with the developments in immunology and to be able to, at least partly, assess the importance of newly discovered components such as novel immune-cell subsets or regulatory pathways in a SS-related context.