Sentence examples for assessment arising from from inspiring English sources
The remaining goods NTBs are reduced slightly under the TPP/TTIP, to capture the reduction in duplicative conformity assessment arising from mutual recognition within the TPP/TTIP zone.
Additional drivers may be higher screening recall rates and the need for additional breast assessment arising from annual surveillance mammography and MRI undertaken routinely in the USA.
Additional uncertainties about the exposure assessment arise from the time activity estimates and population assumptions.
A common problem when using clinical trials for any kind of cost assessment arises from the fact that the clinical protocol mandates more visits, consultations and examinations than otherwise used in clinical practice (Myrvold et al, 2001).
It is envisaged that the questions and assessments arising from this study and subsequent work could be used by any of the Health Care Practitioners involved in the care of the patient in primary care.
Aside from its computational efficiency, the analytical features of the framework allows the assessment of uncertainty arising from the hydrogeological parameters.
The presence of extensive sediment fills in fractures will materially change their permeability, thereby reducing pollutant flux, and be of significance in the assessment of risks arising from chemical spillages.
The toxicological assessment of risks arising from fine dust (respirable particulate matter, PM10) still represents a challenge (Andersen et al. 2012; Raaschou-Nielsen et al. 2011; Shah et al. 2015), and health-based limit values are often exceeded.
The highest differences between assessment methods arise from the default assumptions in case of missing substance data.
The concept of a "suite" of compatible assessment tools arose from the following six considerations: 1) People with chronic illness and disability often move between care settings.
The present cost assessment was arisen from the insufficient coverage of beds in the intensive care units in general and in particular for neonates, of the public hospitals in the country.
