Sentence examples for assess the measures from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the smartest thing Ann Veneman, the agriculture secretary, has done since the discovery of a case of mad cow disease in Washington State last December is appoint a panel of international experts to assess the measures that need to be taken against the disease.
But the government's failure to produce the text of the bill early on Monday meant the Labor caucus was not in a position to assess the measures – which means if the government is relying on Labor's support, which it says it is, proper debate on the bill will not be able to get under way this week.
However, in order to assess the measures' potential for improving road safety in a country, it is recommended to perform a quantitative benefit-cost assessment, similar to that carried out by Elvik [11] for a new NRSP in Norway.
Additional randomised trials that assess the measures of human disease and eventually target several diseases with a combination of interventions that protect the household and its inhabitants against multiple vectors, are needed to inform global policy in this area.
Given these facts, and following the instructions of the Ambassador Juan Carlos Pinzón, we think that the National Government should assess the measures considered and respond at its best interest to the concerns that have been expressed.
Further studies should assess the measures used to prevent and treat HBV and HCV infection.
The Kentucky model, developed mainly for rural runoff conditions, failed to assess the measured sediment transport rates.
Kendall's tau-b test was applied to assess the measure of agreement between two observers.
Many studies have highlighted the need for novel software and statistical approaches to assess the measured gene expression.
Second, we assessed the measures to reduce railway suicides and trespassing accidents in order to identify 25 most recommended ones.
I would therefore urge the Commissioner to take his time in assessing the measures taken, before producing new measures.
