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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211. He is an agricultural science graduate from Oxford University and feels competent to assess evidence and act logically.
212. Above all they don't test, assess or measure progress in any way.
213. She drifted helplessly along in calm water at just over three knots, making it virtually impossible to assess her sailing characteristics.
214. Its aim was to examine scientific evidence on climate change, assess environmental and socio-economic impacts and formulate realistic response strategies.
215. So far only a preliminary amount of work has been carried out in order to assess the restoration work required.
216. It is therefore very important to try and assess the more enduring changes shown in Figure 8.4, and Table 8.4.
217. By the time students complete the first grade, it is fairly easy to assess students' basic academic skills.
218. We live in a highly credentialed society that can only assess people on the basis of pieces of paper.
219. If they do, juries should be told of the circumstances in order to assess the credibility of a witness.
220. Another use of the simulation model might be to assess the effect of increasing the urban area lying within a river basin.
221. It is expected, in its first year, to assess more than 1,500 patients.
222. Then, during the interview you can attempt to use the candidate specification to assess how the person matches up to your requirements.
223. His eyes seemed to be trying to assess how much he knew.
224. This project looks at the records which could be used to assess the impact of unions on the shop floor of industry.
225. To enlighten the community orientation further,(http://sentencedict.com/assess.html) one can assess the degree of intensity found in the commitment to the community.
226. These practices are highly significant for attempts to assess the way in which trusts were interpreted.
227. It explains how to recognize particular types of rug, and how to assess quality and value for money.
228. According to Johansson, government planners typically assess how energy demand has grown alongside economic growth.
229. Also it is hoped to monitor the current advertising campaign and to assess the reaction to diesel power.
230. In fact it is just as misleading to ignore the packaging and expect some one to assess the new situation without any help.
231. A scatterplot is needed to assess the linearity assumption underlying each correlation or regression coefficient between pairs of quantitative variables.
232. This prospectus is designed to help you to assess the practical possibilities for study at Edinburgh.
233. Either way it's best to test them before you travel to assess their effect.
234. To assess rectal epithelial proliferation, the labelling index was determined in at least 15 crypts per section.
235. The second main problem relates to the delay in the occupational therapist's visit to assess the application.
236. Furthermore, assess the impact of their cash-flow practices on your own relationship with customers and suppliers alike.
237. The first job of the Fitch Benoy team, led by divisional director Charles Dunnett, was to assess the existing fabric.
238. The group will investigate coastal processes and assess these in the context of late Quaternary and Holocene conditions.
239. They appoint Visiting Groups within disciplines to assess the value of particular scientific research programmes and groups of workers.
240. It is always difficult to assess the political significance of an individual leader.
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