formal assessment
collocation in Englishmeaningsofformalandassessment
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formal
adjective
uk/ˈfɔː.məl/us/ˈfɔːr.məl/
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assessment
noun[C or U]
uk/əˈses.mənt/us/əˈses.mənt/
the act of judging or deciding the amount, value, quality, or importance of something, or the judgment or decision that ...
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(Definition offormalandassessmentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Severe aphasia may makeformalassessmentof mood and cognitive impairment impossible.
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The growing number of tools forformalassessmentare not often crafted musically and do not always re-ect a really musical perspective.
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There needs to be more attention paid toformalassessmentof adverse cognitive effects in clinical drug trials, especially in those groups at particular risk.
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We used an incremental approach, based onformalassessmentof full papers whose abstracts suggested that the statistical techniques had not been identified previously.
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It provides a basis for moreformalassessmentof the performance of fourth hurdle systems, against their declared objectives, and by international benchmarking.
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Noformalassessmentof evidence on efficacy (and effectiveness) or of evidence on cost-effectiveness has been carried out.
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These decisions are not generally based on aformalassessmentprocess.
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The data were naturalistic and consisted of oral presentations the students were presenting as part of theirformalassessment.
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These decisions were not based on aformalassessmentbut seemed to be motivated primarily by fiscal concerns.
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This analysis of uncertainty can be used in theformalassessmentof the value of undertaking further research (9).
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This differed from the 'official' panel, which followed the traditional practice of marking only the individual underformalassessment.
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Noformalassessmentof methodological quality was done; however, the limitations and transparency (in terms of fulfilling the data extraction form items) of each study were noted.
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To date, there has been noformalassessmentor description of the process of managed entry, in particular, and how it relates to the introduction of drugs in general.
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In the nursery school noformalassessmentof the children's academic ability had been made and so the sample was determined purely by the children's willingness to participate.
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However, the effect of other characteristics, such as theformalassessmentand incorporation of trial quality and the inclusion of non-peer-reviewed publications, is less clear (2;13;30).
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Horizon scanning is now accepted as an important tool in the selection of topics forformalassessment, but there are risks in this approach.
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Noformalassessmenthas been made of the savings in cost and time which might result from appointing a higher proportion of stipendiary magistrates.
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A further amount of tax estimated at about £100,000 was not the subject offormalassessment.
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There has been noformalassessment; it would be difficult to separate the effects of this action from other influences on the market.
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