The phrase "assessing natural" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to evaluating something related to nature, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The researchers are assessing natural habitats to understand their biodiversity."
Alternatives: "evaluating natural" or "analyzing natural".
In 2008 the Hong Kong Government commenced a 10-year programme of assessing natural slopes potentially affecting existing developments.
The wider substrate specificity of these tropical isolates may help in assessing natural detoxification processes and in designing bioremediation and bioaugmentation methods.
Data on ecological dynamics in seagrass beds are necessary for assessing natural variability and understanding potential impacts from future anthropogenic disturbances.
Airborne images obtained from agricultural fields, rangelands, and waterways demonstrate that this system has potential for monitoring crop pest conditions, mapping invasive weeds and assessing natural resources.
The effort put into compiling these data and performing the global grid calculations can be leveraged to provide an Earth Clinic capability for assessing natural hazard exposure on national, sub-national and smaller scales.
Toxicity measurements on solid phase-extracted (SPE) samples revealed that toxic compounds not analytically identified were still present in the plume, suggesting that toxicity measurements could be helpful in assessing natural attenuation in leachate plumes.
Rapid geomorphic assessment tools used by many jurisdictions to assess natural channel design projects seldom include watershed-level parameters, which have been shown to have a significant effect on benthic habitat in stream systems.
They first reviewed the literature to learn how scientists typically assess natural hazards.
CEM has quietly withdrawn its brochure claiming that the test, which is believed to be worth £1m a year to the university, can assess "natural" ability.
These two techniques are used widely to assess natural resources and monitor environmental changes.
The mechanisms that govern the growth of debris flows are largely unclear, hampering efforts to assess natural hazards in landslide-prone areas.
