Sentence examples for aspect for assessment from inspiring English sources

Precise modeling of power converters and their controllers is, therefore, a key aspect for assessment of the MTDC grid's dynamic behavior.

Using earthquakes as an example, according to the assessment results for the earthquake disasters in Wenchuan, Yushu, Lushan, and Ludian, direct economic losses caused by building damage usually account for approximately 50% of the total losses, and building damage is an important aspect for assessment.

Age, maturation and psychological state are important aspects for assessment [ 70, 71].

Transport behavior of Ag-NP in groundwater is one important aspect for the assessment of environmental impact and protection of drinking water resources in particular.

In addition, we carried out a survey among physicians by means of a questionnaire to find out which aspects for the assessment of patient compliance were of importance to make this assessment.

In addition, after all patients had been included, we carried out a qualitative survey among physicians by means of a standardized questionnaire to find out which aspects for the assessment of patient compliance were of strong or very strong importance to make this assessment.

An accurate determination of outburst hydrographs constitutes one of the most crucial aspects for hazard assessment of unstable lakes and will gain further importance with ongoing glacier retreat and glacier lake formation.

Some studies have included these aspects for probabilistic assessment of corrosion initiation (Bastidas-Arteaga et al. 2013; Breysse et al. 2014).

The question of the persistence of a particular substance is one of the most important aspects for the assessment of the risks associated with chemical substances (EU Technical Guidance Document, 2003).

Therefore, it is recommended to identify the critical aspects for endpoint assessment, to optimize bioassays accordingly and to demonstrate the validity of the bioassay by testing known bioactive compounds [61].

In addition, behavioural aspects for biological assessment, and blood and urine samples of consenting LDTDs were collected for estimating the prevalence of HIV and other STIs.