Sentence examples for to assessing both from inspiring English sources
The present study examined an alternative approach to assessing both languages or using bilingual norm-referencing, aiming to assemble instruments that reduce bias against bilingual children.
To protect infrastructure from damage and reduce the cost associated with upgrading, accurate determination of acid content and representative chemical compound analysis are central imperatives to assessing both the corrosivity and the progress toward removing oxygen and acidity in processed biomass liquids.
Future studies will be directed to assessing both acute and longer-term effects of UAG on these specific processes and pathways not only in vivo but also in vitro.
A scientific approach to assessing both the internal and external validity of real-world interventions, RE-AIM, is an acronym for: Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance.
It is believed that human hearing input is better than the visual input when it comes to assessing both the spatial and temporal evolution of the frequency characteristics of a signal.
Effort-reward imbalance (ERI) concepts appear suited to assessing both pathways and a strong evidence-base is available across a broad range of occupations supporting the association between self-reported measures of ERI and enduring health outcomes such as cardiovascular disease [ 34, 35] and diabetes [ 36].
But it is essential to assess both the risks and the benefits of any new technology.
Both sides seem to accept the view that the high-stakes testing of students is a good way to assess both their achievements and those of their teachers.
Every new technology — whether a genetically engineered food product or a self-driving car — forces us to assess both risks and benefits.
In March, Museveni and Kenyatta asked experts from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania to assess both routes and, in a report last month, Ugandan experts recommended the Tanga plan.
These human touch points are vital for any juror to assess both the human and legal drama occurring before them in a court of law.
