Sentence examples for substantive assessment of from inspiring English sources

"While it is not my intention to throw bricks, I will be frank in our substantive assessment of where various issues stand," he said, adding that the mood had changed from hopeful to grim over the past three months.

In practice, the evaluation process was driven primarily by engineering standards; assessment of local needs did not accommodate substantive assessment of usability; and choice was limited by the availability of equipment on the marketplace.

In his letter to Mr Cameron the Labour leader said: "I am strongly of the view that, when it comes to such a strategically important part of UK PLC, we need a more substantive assessment of whether this takeover is in the national economic interest before the UK government allows itself to be seen to be supporting it".

We identified only a few studies that attempted to relate DIF results to blinded substantive assessments of the reasons for DIF: most conducted in fields such as educational testing [ 8, 67, 79- 85].

Inclusion of all areas of topics into assessments: Substantive integrated assessment approaches are already being developed within the domains.

The comparison of the analysis of the dimensions in each case study (summarised in Table 1) reveals the following: a) Inclusion of all areas of topics into assessments: Substantive integrated assessment approaches are already being developed within the domains.

This involves the development and assessment of substantive education policies which are serious about supporting language teaching quality, and supporting language teachers to make it happen.

Our substantive dataset enables robust assessment of the implementation of this technology in patient management and as an aid to the establishment of a specific etiologic diagnosis.

Such programmes have recently been made subject to Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) under the EU SEA Directive, and allowed an assessment of the substantive (does it achieve its goals) and transactive (is it cost efficient) effectiveness of the SEA process, (i.e. does it support the Cardiff process or the Lisbon agenda?).

In this guise, the attraction of the maximizing model lies in the idea that there can be rational requirements on action, stemming from the totality of an agent's preferences and beliefs, even if we do not assume that there are independent, substantive standards for the critical assessment of individual ends.

The actual ballot results and the exit poll also allow for an assessment of the substantive claims Democrats had made about the Marquette poll.