Sentence examples for assessing the connection between from inspiring English sources

Through the first half of the twentieth century the 'theory of town planning' was largely articulated in working plans, and in textbooks integrating 'architecture and urbanism.' The planning movement did not develop a distinctive theorizing tradition assessing the connection between the design of planning practices, processes or institutions, and the character of plans.

In a new report released by the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, William Gale and Peter R. Orszagzassessess the connection between fiscal expectations and long-term interest rates.

This paper assesses the connection between criminal behavior and false identities in the AEC-industry in Norway.

The aim of the study was to assess the connection between the secretion of these proteins and the growth of the gestational sac and the placenta.

Feature ranking algorithms were then employed to: (i) assess the connection between bandgap and the chemical descriptors used in the predictive models; and (ii) understand the cause of outliers in the predictions.

Both are members of the Nuclear Security Governance Experts Group that drafted the Convention on Nuclear Security and the Global Nexus Initiative which assesses the connection between climate change, nuclear power, and global security.

RNA-seq data provide information on editing and gene expression in the same samples, and thus allow us to assess the connection between the two.

The overall aim of this online study was to assess the connection between imagery characteristics and depressed mood and their stability or variability over time.

Taking into consideration the importance of p53 in breast cancer, we then assessed the connection between KSR1 and p53 activity in vitro.

In an effort to more accurately assess the connection between proliferation rates and DDX21 expression, we altered the proliferation rate of MCF10A cells through the addition of defined mitogens.

No previous studies have directly assessed the connection between the distortion of reality and the brain function during delusions or hallucinations, probably because finding subjects suitable for and cooperative with such a study is difficult.