Sentence examples for whose assessed from inspiring English sources

Bursaries Students whose assessed family income is £25,000 or less may receive a bursary of £750.

Up to 40% of referrals from primary care to 'breast cancer family clinics' prove to be of women whose assessed risk falls below the guidelines' threshold for management in secondary or tertiary care, despite recommendations that they should be screened out at primary care level.

Moral norms were measured using items adapted from Dean et al. (2008), whose study assessed both positive and negative moral norms using six items in the context of consumers' choice of organic or conventional food.

Almost one-half of the children whose parents assessed their child's oral health as fair or poor had visible caries.

Over the years, the tribe has tried by various legal means to reclaim the land, whose value has been assessed at $1.7 billion.

He was in New York City to address the Municipal Analysts Group of New York, an organization whose members assess the likelihood that states and local governments can pay their debts.

All told, the proportion of American adults whose diets were assessed as "poor" decreased from 55.9% in 2000 to 45.6% in 2012, and the proportion whose diets were considered middling rose from 43.5%to53.9%9% over the same period.

Those whose units are assessed for more than $15,000, Mr. Weinstein said, get an abatement of 17.5percentt.

The law, he said, gives apartment owners whose units are assessed for $15,000 or less a 25percenttaxabatementent.

That did not apply to seniors, whose eligibility was assessed at the end of the fall semester.

And it is not just the children whose performances are assessed.