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Meanings of assess in English

Portuguese
avaliar
Catalan
avaluar
Spanish
evaluar

To place a value on.

avaliar
Portuguese
avaliar
Spanish
valorar

Set or determine the amount of (a payment such as a fine)

avaliar
Usage of assess in English
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Updating tools to assess new forms of market power is tougher, however.
Reuters
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Objectives: To assess the potential effects of triclosan on women's reproductive health.
Pubmed
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Another said Mr Bruton would wait 48 hours and assess the situation.
The Irish Times
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Main methods: The formalin test was used to assess the nociceptive activity.
Pubmed
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Two different aspects were considered to assess such a possible hyperplastic effect.
Pubmed
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Evaluation method: The GRADE system was used to assess quality of publication.
Pubmed
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However, further studies using suitable criteria to assess nutrient status are needed.
Pubmed
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Animal experts will assess the carcasses before deciding a course of action.
News.com.au
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The visit aims as well to assess the situation in the area.
Reuters
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GM said it would assess the situation in the next few days.
Reuters
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Participants were followed one year later to assess their ketamine use status.
Pubmed
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He had scheduled six test trials to help assess the claims' value.
Reuters
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Medical records and computerized pharmacy data were used to assess risk factors.
Pubmed
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Further research is needed to assess whether this concerns a selected group.
Pubmed
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Objective: To assess the effectiveness of early treatment for amblyopia in children.
Pubmed
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All of the studies used food frequency questionnaires to assess participants' diets.
Reuters
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Portuguese
avaliarestimar
Assess through the time
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