In the area, the local experts didn't have a true assessment of the accident.
Three days, of course, was nowhere near the time required to make a true assessment.
In this case, another broker is trying to get a true assessment of Internet Capital Group ICGEE).
The first is that since all observational studies lack randomization, true assessment of efficacy is not possible.
The critics of the state's initial plan had argued that testing must include fibers that size to obtain a true assessment of risk.
The nation is in state of shock, and a true assessment of the economy cannot be made a week after the attack.
"It's not until return is weighed against risk that you achieve an accurate and true assessment of how your investments are performing".
Neither the GOB nor the contractors have released an environmental impact assessment, and our contacts are skeptical that a true assessment will ever be conducted.
"We know that's not a true assessment of exposure as more people are exposed as they go from home to work and when they are socializing.
We owe the brave men and women of our military thanks — and a true assessment of the impact of national service.
The Vietnamese government meddles in its economy so much, they claim, that it is impossible to make a true assessment of the local producers' costs.
