Sentence examples for was really assessing from inspiring English sources

Participants didn't know the experiment was really assessing their urge to smoke.

Because we aren't reviewing bad theatre here and when some commentators opine about whether Turnbull's lines will "work", or how funny the whole thing was, what they are really assessing is whether the prime minister can successfully, and in broad daylight, shift the blame for a monumental stuff-up, while apparently proposing solutions that will make it substantially worse in every regard.

Test scores for younger children may be more unreliable, although we have increasing confidence that scores after 6 years of age are really assessing "intelligence".

A related question that could be raised here is whether the studies measuring anxiety in ASD are really assessing anxiety disorders and not just symptoms of ASD.

What you want to do is really assess if there are any credible threats out there".

As with many internet-centric lawsuits, this one will probably be passed around a few jurisdictions before being really assessed — though as Paxfire is also based in Virginia, that state provides a natural starting point for the litigation.

Most likely, you're not really assessing which companies really are your competition, which doesn't translate to you taking a thoughtful approach.

"It's really about assessing what gender means to a population that may think of gender in a different way than the way most of us do," Janssen said, explaining that thinking differently about gender shouldn't limit treatment options for patients with ASD.

So they're not really assessing it properly at all.

And then in the second round, I asked the people I was really interested in to actually assess some shows that had come in for development and to do write-ups on them.

That, he thought, would give him special standing to assess what was really going on.