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He will assess it's value.

the assessment of new evidence

Health Service is currently assessing whether dogs can be used to detect cancer

I would like to assess the progress our team has made to see if we can meet the deadline.

to estimate or judge the value, character, etc., of; evaluate: to assess one's efforts.

We assessed the student's level at 8 so he could take advanced classes.

Different subjects are taught and assessed separately.

Fire departments, police units and disaster responders all use drones to some degree, assessing harrowing situations, finding missing people and helping fellow humans.

Our in-house design team assesses area of development to give the best layout of equipments

ssess is defined as to evaluate or analyze. An example of something that a teacher may assess is spelling skills.

One example is that Churchill actually went to Germany in the 1930s to assess the situation in the country first hand.

The tax losses due to fraud are difficult to assess.

The Barnes building was assessed at 1.3 milion, but it can probably sell for much more than that

They don’t panic and they assess the situation clearly.

The purpose of this interview is to assess whether or not you are suitable for the company.

You should evaluate all the risks involved.

It's difficult to evaluate his ability.

There are many things which we cannot evaluate in terms of money.

We need to evaluate our options.

We will evaluate them and send you the results of our findings as soon as we can.

Let's just hope she won't evaluate the grammar.

This way we can evaluate if the sound quality is good enough.

People who visit shops evaluate them by pressing a button at the check-out.

It's impossilbe to evaluate these results without knowing more about the research methods eployed.

It's important we evaluate our progress on the project before our meeting with client.

She evaluated her vegetable peeler and decided to put it in the 'get rid of' bucket!

To evaluate is defined as to judge the value or worth of someone or something. An example of evaluate is when a teacher reviews a paper in order to give it a grade.

Doctors evaluate the patient’s ​condition.

Susan’s teacher evaluated her work and found it to be quite good.

Instead, these women evaluated all action in terms of risk.