Sentence examples for since assessment from inspiring English sources

However, since assessment changes must be phased in over a five-year period, the assessment would increase by $9,000 each year for five years.

They also mentioned the need to investigate the intra- and interobserver variability of the "AVS method", since assessment of the AVS is very subjective [10].

Since assessment is an important issue in education, provision of feedback on essays of students is an integral element of the teachers' pedagogy and should be clearly incorporated in the curriculum.

Since assessment was conducted at 6 weeks only, we conducted per-protocol analyses, since intent-to-treat analyses do not apply (efficacy was assessed at a single point in time).

To develop the CATs, first a textbook analysis was performed, since assessment should be closely connected to the mathematics currently taught in class in order to make classroom assessment information useful for teachers.

Since assessment has several targets, including developing a system to compare buildings according to a specific, unified scale, designers must compete to meet environmental standards based on a fair comparison; thus, the treatment of several variable effects must be obtained to reach those goals.

But the huge run-up in market values and assessments could mean large future increases as well, since assessments are phased in over time.

The combination of more cultivation and higher yields has resulted in a rise of over a quarter in opium production in Myanmar just since 2012, to some 870 tonnes, "the highest since assessments by UNODC and the government began".

"You basically try to offset the abatement with an assessment," Mr. Saft said, explaining that since assessments must be imposed uniformly against all shareholders, sponsors and others who do not qualify for abatements will end up paying the assessment without the benefit of a corresponding tax reduction.

Since assessments and training may have a one-size-fits-all approach, job requirements need to be constantly reassessed to include extra challenges for high potential employees, said Paese.

The study was relatively small, since assessments were time consuming.