Sentence examples for where it assesses from inspiring English sources

Under U.S. law, the administration is obliged to halt aid to a country where it assesses that a coup has taken place.

When the EU IRU scans for terrorist material it refers it to the company where it assesses it to have breached their terms and conditions.

Self-rated health was strongly associated with ADL, which corresponds to the findings in other studies, where, for example, the impact of ADL-dependency on quality of life for post-stroke patients was shown in a 2-year follow-up study where quality of life was assessed by a VAS-scale [ 27], and in a 3-year follow-up study where it was assessed by the SIP-instrument (Sickness Impact Profile) [ 28].

Genetic parameters estimated from the multivariate analysis of the trials are presented in Table 4: DEN was negatively correlated with DBH (r g  ~ −0.4) at the three sites where it was assessed.

Based on the definition of health inequities outlined above, inequity is inherently comparative irrespective of the informational bases from where it is assessed.

Age at diagnosis was the most discriminatory feature in 7/9 studies where it was assessed, with optimal cut-offs (>70% mean sensitivity and specificity) across studies being <30 years or <40 years.

The use of the AFT for this RCT was tested in the pilot RCT conducted prior to this study, where it was assessed for reliability (ICC = 0.99) between two assessors [ 27].

Accordingly, evaluation of the quality of life has become a focus of interest not only in population studies, but also in clinical medicine [ 17], particularly in patients suffering with chronic illnesses [ 18- 20], where it is assessed with the use of specifically designed instruments.

The escape of RHDV from quarantine compounds on Wardang Island, where it was being assessed for efficacy in controlling rabbits, began with its spread between rabbit pens on 23 September 1995.

This chapter focuses on the place of information architecture in digital curation where it helps curators assess the diverse structures of information spaces and the relationships of interrelated resources.

This species is only infrequently caught in Australian waters, where it has been assessed regionally as Least Concern by the IUCN.