Sentence examples for an improved assessment from inspiring English sources

For an improved assessment of exposure, surveys should assess information on all fuels and devices used for cooking and other end uses (i.e., heating, lighting), rather than on the main fuel for cooking alone.

Due to considerable improvements in nuclear medicine equipment over the years, an improved assessment of the absorbed doses seems warranted and would be of scientific interest.

In dark-field radiography, the simultaneous image information of the attenuation and the small angle scattering allows for an improved assessment of foreign bodies.

This paper shows how to perform an improved assessment allowing for changes in dynamic behaviour with location and plane orientation, which may prevent needless expense in bridge rehabilitation.

Consequently, porosity and hydration of the mineral surfaces have to be considered for an improved assessment of the sorption capacity of minerals and soils.

Especially for textile composites, an improved assessment of the quality of any composite material is achieved by identification and simulation of the inherent uncertainty in the reinforcement geometry.

Therefore, we are encouraged that we likely have an overall improved assessment of phytoestrogen intake with consideration of series II data.

In summary, this landscape approach provides a cost-effective, improved assessment of management efforts and ultimately, improved conservation for a variety of marine ecosystems.

New imaging techniques may provide an opportunity for improved assessment of the post-therapy tumour bed.

Based on extensive data compiled by the World Health Organization (WHO), a newly developed model now reported in EHP illustrates country- and region-specific solid fuel use trends over the last 30 years, highlights data needs, and sets a course for improved assessment of solid fuel use as a global health indicator.

This would give time to incorporate the collective learning that will result from the suggested deliberations in a new and improved assessment model.