Sentence examples for account assessment from inspiring English sources

If one takes the entire agricultural production into account, assessment concepts such as the one introduced here can make a valuable contribution to the optimization of cultivation systems.

Taking into account assessment results (such as disaster economic loss and casualty data) published by the authorities as a point of departure, we can get a true posterior probability distribution from an actual assessment and construct an error function.

The committee took into account assessments going back a year when appointing the referees, but had Poite joined Nigel Owens, Wayne Barnes and Jérôme Garcès in the quarter-finals list, there would have been no referee from the southern hemisphere.

The plan takes into account assessments made by Staveley on how the department could be run more efficiently and at a lower cost, Hatch said.

Forgoing obscure paraphrases, DAmico provides a detailed, clear account and assessment of the tradition from its founding by Husserl and Heidegger to its challenge by Derrida and Foucault.

He also has to take into account an assessment released this week by the nation's intelligence agencies that cautioned that reducing forces too quickly could jeopardize recent security gains.

In that study, based on 2001 data, the effective property tax rate in New York City, taking into account the assessment level, ranked fifth from the bottom, just above Cheyenne, Wyo.

St Albans City and District Council said the government's approval for the green-belt land proposal had been "flawed" because it did not take into account an assessment of both sites.

St Albans council said the government's approval for the green-belt land proposal had been "flawed" because it did not take into account an assessment of both sites.

Taking this into account, the assessment attempts to put identified 'impacts' into a relevant context.

The generation of the allocation sequence, allocation concealment, blinding and outcome reporting were taken into account for assessment.