Sentence examples for which has assessed from inspiring English sources

Chief officer pay is set by the Home Office on the recommendations of the independent senior salaries review body, which has assessed varying allowances and has highlighted the importance of transparency.

This research – using the contingent valuation method – which has assessed everything such as the willingness of residents in Pittsburgh to pay to stop their NHL team leaving – unearthed some interesting findings.

He is also a founder member of the government's National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth, which has assessed him as belonging to the top 1% of intelligent youngsters.

Dame Colette Bowe, chair of the Banking Standards Board (BSB), likened the assessments of the behaviour and culture inside the major banks to the reports delivered by auditors, which are signed off by the partner at the accountancy firm which has assessed their books and is included in their annual reports.

The objective of this study was to give more detailed information about the erosive potential of novelty sweets and to build on existing research which has assessed the erosive potential of novelty sweets in terms of pH, neutralisable acidity and surface enamel loss.

Paraguay is the greenest place on earth to make and drive an electric car, according to analysis by independent research group, Shrink That Footprint, which has assessed the impact of grid-powered electric vehicles (EV) in twenty of the world's leading countries.

It pooled the results of several studies which had assessed the effect of supplementation on infections in the elderly.

Table 1 lists a sample of published studies, ranging from 1949 to the present, which have assessed the frequency of radiological errors or discrepancies.

The paper reports studies which have assessed the effect of the vermicompost of the aquatic weed salvinia on the germination, growth, yield, and quality of the fruits of a common food plant ladies finger (Abelmoschus esculentus).

Previous studies which have assessed perceived age have focussed on which individual features of facial skin are associated with looking younger or older.

The total sample sizes included in the meta-analyses for each outcome are: N = 1,061,855 from 12 studies of grip strength; N = 20,770 from 13 studies of walking speed (10 which had assessed walking time and 3 which had used the get up and go test); N = 17,215 from 7 studies of chair rise time; and N = 22,156 from 11 studies of standing balance.