Sentence examples for point to assess from inspiring English sources

This comparison was performed at the first assessment conducted on each patient, over all time points and at each individual time point to assess whether the agreement was independent of point of assessment.

It is very basic but it gives businesses a starting point to assess their risks and their suppliers a chance learn from some practical case studies.

There are some well-known screening tools that patients can use as a starting point to assess themselves, to help prompt a conversation with their doctor.

Within a month, even the giant Realtor.com, which in recent years had not offered the sale prices of comparable listings online, had a new feature on its front page that gave consumers a starting point to assess their property values.

This is the hardest point to assess, but it asks whether the group has the program on the ground to use your money well, and whether your donation will make something happen that otherwise wouldn't.

The report has some useful figures (table 4.1, for instance) that should be used as a starting point to assess where the UK public sector should focus on developing the UK industrial base and where procurement should focus on achieving lowest cost.

This is a difficult end-point to assess, but a clear definition is denoted, with a standardised, reproducible technique described.

Kreditech uses around 20,000 data points to assess a person's suitability as a loan candidate.

The service uses over 1,800 data points to assess the credit worthiness of the applicant inside two minutes.

Kreditech gets around this conundrum with technology: The company has developed algorithms that weigh up some 20,000 different data points to assess an application.

The company's response to this is that they will be treating travel and ticketing the same way as material goods, and still will use "thousands of data points" to assess a consumer's ability to repay.