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assess

Medspeak
verb To evaluate a person or process.
 
Molecular biology
verb To interrogate a gene or molecular pathway.
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The assessing companies should make assessment as per particulars and if there surfaces any suspicion in any thing then it can be got reassessed.
Hard earned money of poor people can not be allowed to be embezzled: Justice Mian Saqib Nisar
Gagne's model contains nine features that guide learning: (1) Informing the learner of the objective(s), (2) Stimulating recall of prerequisite learning, (3) Presenting the stimulus materials, (4) Providing learning guidance, (5) Eliciting the performance, (6) Providing feedback about performance, (7) Assessing performance, (8) Enhancing retention, and (9) Transfer.
Assessing effective online instruction sites
After obtaining informed consent, 72 college students (M age = 28 years, SD = 8.3; 86% female; 89% White), enrolled in undergraduate psychology courses completed the 10-item Noctcaelador Inventory (NI; Kelly, 2004a; _ in this study = .94), five items used by Kelly (2003) assessing general attitudes and interest in the night-sky (_ = .86), and the five items used by Kelly and Kelly (2003) assessing self-reported night-sky watching behaviors and related decision-making (_ = .83).
Evidence of the existence of noctcaelador across three measures: a factor analytic study
109, Understanding the Entity and Its Environment and Assessing the Risks of Material Misstatement, supersedes SAS No.
Assessing risk: AICPA's new risk assessment standards present a sea change for auditors
The system employs two steps in assessing, one for contaminated sites and the other for noncontaminated sites.
Kokusai Kogyo, Tsinghua University Co-develop KT-RISK, Soil and Groundwater Contamination Risk Assessment System
This column answers these questions and includes a discussion of the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International's (AACSB's) new requirements for assessing whether students are learning.
Rising expectations in business education
LU's freshwater unit has garnered an international reputation for its work in aquatic ecology on Canadian lakes damaged by acid rain and in assessing industrially damaged ecosystems.
New database to help mines track impact
While potential overlap, duplication and added costs from using this best-of-breed approach are one concern, the primary issue is the lack of consistent means within these systems for assessing and reporting on compliance status.
Applying Continuous Controls Monitoring for achieving compliance and business improvement: Continuous Controls Monitoring has emerged as a solution that organizations can use to automate repetitive, time-consuming tasks to reduce compliance costs. It can simultaneously improve coverage and ensure the timeliness of reporting
Transportation Command representatives rounded out the team assessing local airfields.
SDDC's Transportation Engineering Agency conducts port assessments in Africa
These steps are defining the project plan and key milestones, building a structure to assess the controls, obtaining input on the design of company-level controls, documenting and assessing the controls, testing their effectiveness, and engaging in gap remediation and continuous improvement.
Assessing company-level controls: another hurdle on the road to compliance
Extension of the Illness Intrusiveness Model The present model begins with Devins' fundamental assumption that QOL domains represent an appropriate format for assessing the impact of the impact of CIAD.
Quality of life and psychosocial adaptation to chronic illness and acquired disability: a conceptual and theoretical synthesis
Some software companies agreed that assessing students can create unwanted test anxiety.
Testing, testing: IHEs are trying to ensure the success of students by testing their abilities using the latest online assessment software

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