Sentence examples for this assessment represents from inspiring English sources

This assessment represents a crucial step in the clinical history of patients.

This assessment represents the first step towards a global numerical repository for processed data recorded by the automated extensometers.

This assessment represents the baseline condition.

The model used in this assessment represents a local adaptation of the pharmacoeconomic model submitted to the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence in the UK by the manufacturer of lenalidomide for assessment.

We also recognise that the articles included in this assessment represent a limited sample of qualitative and mixed methods studies, both in number and in research fields.

The new intelligence reports suggest that they could develop such a weapon in less than a year, but some officials warn that that assessment represents what one called "a best guess rather than a solid estimate".

'Completes' in this case means that the third party makes a contribution to the work of the student, such that there is reasonable doubt as to whose work the assessment represents.

The subjective nature of this clinical assessment represents a major challenge when working with non-human species.

This first laboratory assessment represents the baseline condition (blind assessment).

This socio-dental system for need assessment represents a gradual integration process, including mainly three levels of assessment.

This study, forming part of a wider community-based social assessment, represents an attempt in that direction.