Sentence examples for this assessment concludes from inspiring English sources

Thus, this assessment concludes that a formaldehyde indoor air limit of 0.1 ppm should protect even particularly susceptible individuals from both irritation effects and any potential cancer hazard.

Officials said the assessment concluded that Mr. Maliki retained support among Shiite groups in part because putting together a new government would be arduous.

That agency did an assessment at the end of the year of whether any of these would have been better off with strategic default; the assessment concluded that 53 percent would have been better off due to an unsustainable debt-to-incomer ratio.

While the assessment concluded that the economic model "clearly identified an optimal treatment strategy" with first-line dexamphetamine, the NICE appraisal committee subsequently found it impossible to distinguish between the different strategies on grounds of cost-effectiveness.

The 1883 assessment concludes: "on the whole he has improved, though at times he is still troublesome".

The Treasury assessment concludes that economic slowdown following a Brexit and a new trading relationship with Europe would amount to the loss of £36bn in tax receipts.

Where there is any doubt over an individual's age, they will not be detained unless an independent local authority age assessment concludes that they are over 18.

The assessment concludes that the slickwater fluid used in 2008 has a high toxicological and ecotoxicological hazard potential.

While many successful applications are needed to fully vindicate (NKS2), our first assessment concludes that, at the very least, it is not obviously false.

The actions assessment concludes negatively as it is stated that a real improvement can only be achieved by increasing options of mobility.

The College Board's own recent assessment concludes that the new SAT is not substantially better than the version it replaced in its ability to predict student performance in the first year of college.