Sentence examples for revised assessments from inspiring English sources

For species that had previously been assessed, participants provided updated information and assisted in revised assessments.

Some localities take as long as two years to incorporate revised assessments into taxpayers' bills.

These revised assessments were then collected and the results were filed for analysis.

In its latest monthly report, Opec said it was basing its revised assessments on the "gradual recovery" in the global economy, but added that "geopolitical events in the Ukraine as well as ongoing tensions in other regions supported crude oil prices generally".

The level of quality of the reviews was assessed using the National Health and Medical Research Council hierarchy of evidence (2009) [ 1], while the methodological quality was assessed using the Revised Assessment of Multiple Systematic Reviews (R-AMSTAR) [ 15].

Their revised assessment came as new violence flared in Iraq, even as American forces opened up the battered Sunni insurgent stronghold of Falluja so residents could return on the first day of a truce.

That revised assessment was presented to the Air Force secretary, who selected Burlington as the preferred guard base and the site in Utah as the preferred active duty base, he said.

It says: "With the chancellor having already borrowed more by December 2015 than he had budgeted for the entire fiscal year, the Bank's revised assessment of the economic outlook suggests that not even a self-assessment tax receipt bonanza in January will be enough to avoid a significant overshoot of the Office for Budget Responsibility's forecast for government borrowing".

Midway through President Bush's journey across Europe, from the friendly terrain of Britain to the violent protests in Genoa to the bleak border between Kosovo and Macedonia, a senior German official offered this revised assessment of how the president is viewed by his closest allies.

The revised assessment system is built on four foundations: 1.

The Revised Assessment of Multiple Systematic Reviews provides a useful method of appraising the methodological quality of systematic reviews.