Sentence examples for assessment, for instance from inspiring English sources

The Regional Consultations organized for the GEO-5 assessment, for instance, have been an attempt to convene representatives of the public at smaller scales and to coordinate their contribution to larger-scale decision-making via the large-scale assessments process.

These carcinogenicity models can be used as a support in risk assessment, for instance, in setting priorities among chemicals for further testing.

The group may have resources to undertake such actions themselves (such as organising a citizen's panel) or the group may encourage relevant problem owners or stakeholders to organise such an assessment (for instance an impact assessment).

In turn, future studies could investigate whether patients with mammographically dense breasts (i.e. those at high risk of developing breast cancer) can benefit from this accurate breast density assessment, for instance by shortening the screening interval or by performing additional (MR) imaging.

The banks used their own risk models to make the assessment, for instance, the very same risk models that caused this mess.

We believe this is in fact a strength of our study versus previous research in the field of genetics and exercise-related phenotypes that used other tests for muscle power assessment, for instance, maximal concentric muscle work during single-joint movements (e.g. flexor elbow contractions) at relatively low angular velocities (≤120°·s−1) [30].

Due to the importance of PLR evaluation, it seems prudent to consider other potential means of PLR assessment for instances when soft tissue damage, corneal opacity or hyphema may obstruct visual access to the pupil.

Thus, we cannot reasonably expect that all transformation processes will be equally effective at eradicating bioactivity, complicating risk assessment for instances of persistent bioactivity upon parent removal.

This may be particularly true for intergovernmental assessment bodies related to UN processes, such as GEO or the IPCC assessments, for instance.

Self-reported subjective health and disease assessments, for instance, underlie a different selectivity than do data based on medical examinations or health care statistics.

An intermediate scientific activity between standard research and assessments is doing pre-assessments (or "pilot assessments"), for instance meta-studies that aggregate knowledge to fill research gaps identified in previous assessment processes.