Sentence examples for short-term assessment from inspiring English sources

Pew says this is the most downbeat short-term assessment of personal progress in almost a half century of polling.

Within a few days of him being admitted to Slade House's Statt (short-term assessment and treatment team) unit, they had become concerned.

Sparrowhawk had moved into the Statt (short-term assessment and treatment team) unit at Slade House in March 2013 after becoming aggressive, a jury at Oxford coroner's court was told.

The inquest at Oxford coroner's court was told how Sparrowhawk, who had a learning disability and epilepsy, was admitted to the Statt (short-term assessment and treatment team) unit at Slade House after becoming prone to violent outbursts.

Predictably, there has been a barrage of comment on Stuart's progress to date: some of it myopic, some of it judgemental, much of it the product of short-term assessment that fails to take into account a range of relevant factors.

Louise Haigh, Labour MP for Sheffield Heeley, said: "The current proposal was based purely on a short-term assessment of the initial cost rather than the long-term interests of the region, and even the argument on cost now looks questionable.

The present study included short-term assessments, and follow-up studies are needed in order to assess whether such training indeed alters the long-term structural trajectories.

Mr O'Neill said the big pharmaceutical companies should pay for the fund and look beyond short-term assessments of profit and loss.

For short-term assessments, a quantitative approach may be preferred, as it allows for getting a more precise and easily communicated result.

Recent progress in whole organ engineering based on decellularization/recellularization techniques has enabled pre-clinical in vivo studies using small animal models; however, these in vivo studies have been limited to short-term assessments.

Finally, a one-way ANOVA was applied to learn whether the result of short-term assessments may be further compounded by differences in the response of selected bird guilds to landscape heterogeneity.