Sentence examples for which assesses that from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the American administration's call for the Muslim Brotherhood to respect democracy does not serve to pressure the Islamist group, which assesses that Washington's leverage on Egyptian domestic politics is limited and that repeated calls for the Obama administration to put conditions on U.S. civilian and military foreign assistance to Egypt are unlikely to materialize.

Firstly, authenticity, which assesses that the evidence is genuine and of unquestionable origin.

Figure 10 shows all the "depth" and "reference" raw time-resolved signals acquired for S1D2. Figure 10(a) shows that all the measured references are superimposed, which assesses that no major drift was observed during the whole experiment.

As a measure of the robustness of each node, we used an approximate Likelihood Ratio Test (aLRT), which assesses that the branch being studied provides a significant likelihood gain, in comparison with the null hypothesis that involves collapsing the branch under study but leaving the rest of the tree topology unaffected [ 64].

Indeed, supporting data have been reported by Brix and colleagues, which assessed that the prevalence of skewed XCI in female twins affected with AITDs was 34% but only 11% in controls (P = 0.003) and by Yin and colleagues (P = 0.004) [ 12- 14].

(2) A response operational impact assessment, which assesses potential impacts that efficient mitigation actions may inadvertently cause on the organization in an operational perspective, e.g., negative side effects of deploying mitigations.

In the present study, eight of the questions, which assessed symptoms that can occur after intubation, were used.

Modules are related to TFs by the hypergeometric test, which assesses the probability that the observed frequency that the genes in a module are bound by a TF would occur by chance.

In categories other than inflation, Estonia scored well in the central bank's biennial Convergence Report, which assesses the progress that countries in the European Union, but not the euro, are making toward economic harmonization.

The second subscale is the Work subscale (FABQw), composed of four items, which assesses the way that work activities can affect pain.

At the same time, intragenic recombination was not detected at the intergenic spacer locus with Sawyer's test (www.math.wustl.edu/~sawyer/mbprogs), which assesses the likelihood that polymorphisms in a sequence arose through recombination rather than mutation (data not shown).