Sentence examples for post assessing from inspiring English sources

Thom has written a thoughtful blog post assessing the merits and drawbacks of these approaches.

The Washington Post, assessing Romney's theoretical reëmergence, focussed on the persistent worry among "Republican elites" over the rise of Donald Trump and Ben Carson, which it described as "anxiety bordering on panic" and might also be described as deep depression bordering on anxiety.

The Huffington Post assessed that Johansson offered a tame performance, failing to capture the desperation that made her character one of Tennessee Williams' best.

Upon viewing the animation, students completed a posttest assessing their factual and conceptual understanding of molecular binding events.

In the next few weeks she will interview experts and post updates assessing the evidence and comparing prevention strategies.

We would then perform a post-mortem, assessing his answers and how he looked when he was speaking and listening.

A statistical significant difference was found between pretest and posttest scores assessing knowledge regarding organ donation [ 36].

Our review identified evidence of CIN or AKI post scan (assessed using CIN and KDIGO criteria); and clinical outcomes post scan (renal replacement therapy (RRT), ICU length of stay, mortality).

"The 7% threshold is a staging post to assess the economy.

Reliability of the POST was assessed in 2003 among 516 parks in Perth, Australia.

In 2011, for example, the real estate firm sold a Seattle post office building assessed at $16 million for only half that, Byrne said.