Synonym: appraise, evaluate, measure, tax, valuate, value. Similar words: assessment, asset, assert, session, vessel, assemble, assembly, dessert. Meaning: [ə'ses] 
v. 1. place a value on; judge the worth of something 2. charge (a person or a property) with a payment, such as a tax or a fine 3. set or determine the amount of (a payment such as a fine) 4. estimate the value of (property) for taxation.
v. 1. place a value on; judge the worth of something 2. charge (a person or a property) with a payment, such as a tax or a fine 3. set or determine the amount of (a payment such as a fine) 4. estimate the value of (property) for taxation. 
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91. A criterion referenced marking schedule is used to assess the students at each clinical station.
92. In addition to departmental seminars, there are courses in research methodology and practice and regular meetings with a review board to assess progress.
93. She said she knew of no other way to assess the value of a piece.
94. A three-year research programme to assess the life-span characteristics and as-built performance of flat roofing systems in under way.
95. In terms of the features which are used to assess class most Shetlanders seem to recognise that they lag behind.
96. Some local education authorities assess children at the end of primary school in order to make allocations to secondary schools.
97. At least two separate industries will be examined, to assess to what extent the results may be generalized.
98. The watchdog plans to issue formal regulatory guidance setting out how companies should handle endowment complaints and assess where compensation is due.
99. The ruling executive wanted a decision postponed to assess a review of benefits and taxation.
100. During the event, extensive water quality samples were taken to assess the degree of pollution.
101. Judicious negotiators will at this stage look to the future to assess likely changes in the balance of power.
102. A simple pretest will quickly assess for the researcher errors that can be quickly corrected.
103. He apologised for having failed to assess the extent of corruption and abuse of power.
104. For these reasons the functional significance of these observations is difficult to assess.
105. Forgetting the holidays temporarily,(http://sentencedict.com/assess.html) she headed out in her car to assess the damage for herself.
106. Professional career counsellors can assess your strengths and weaknesses and offer advice.
107. Some of these duties, such as the duty to assess risks, also apply to the self-employed.
108. These can help interviewers assess personality and give a clearer picture of the interviewee's strengths and weaknesses.
109. Then the flow was dropped to 8, 000 again, so scientists could assess the effects.
110. Another problem is that of trying to assess performance when there may be no tangible product to measure.
111. Increasingly, nongovernmental aid agencies large and small carefully assess security before committing themselves to a country.
112. Underwriters previously used a laborious manual system to assess risk, cross-referencing data from maps, spreadsheets and technical data.
113. Use your abilities to negotiate, clarify, request, and assess instead.
114. This brings us on to the question of how do organizations assess the effectiveness of their advertising?
115. The different categories of traveller are very hard to assess at all precisely.
116. The National Cancer Institute was sponsoring more than 30 studies to assess the role of certain nutrients, he said.
117. Registered images are used to assess the degree of change that has occurred during the time-period represented by the two images.
118. His management team gathered in a war room to assess the damages and strategize a recovery plan.
119. It may be that your child has chemical sensitivities - reading Chapter Nine should help you to assess this possibility.
120. If properly appreciated, and seen as instruction, the empirical can be used to assess theoretical and conceptual formulations.
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