Sentence examples for assessment assuming from inspiring English sources

However, the rate of erosion is likely to slow as the tougher core of the island is exposed: an assessment assuming that the rate of erosion will slow exponentially suggests that the island will survive for many centuries.

As no previous similar surveys were found, a sample size calculation was done based on prevalence of dietary assessment assuming a two-sided, 95% confidence interval (CI) of ± 0.10 for a single proportion at 0.5.

Convergent construct validity was measured with a multiple comparison with questionnaires that are mainly used for shoulder pain and dysfunction assessment, assuming that correlations and mean comparisons between groups of participants with versions of validated questionnaires would run, in all cases, in the right direction.

A tier-1 risk assessment assuming an air concentration of chlorpyrifos at 0.000033 mg/m, the mean body weight of a 1- to 2-year-old child of 12.3 kg, a child inhalation rate of 6.8 m/day, and 24-hr outdoor respiration results in a chlorpyrifos inhalation exposure of 0.0000182 mg/kg/day.

Ofgem's assessment assumed that Britain would grow by about 1.6% in 2014.

Reflecting British and Canadian model results, the new assessment assumes there will be an average temperature increase over the United States of 5 to 10 degrees Fahrenheit.

Ratings agency Moody's said its assessment assumed "that the incoming economic team can muster convincing parliamentary support for a fiscal adjustment that is no looser nor slower than was outlined by all three political parties during their respective pre-election campaigns".

The assessment assumes the CO2 is captured from sources in south Queensland and transported to the potential storage site.

Because accurate biological and imaging markers are not accessible to all health systems, neuropsychological clinical assessment assumes a leading role, as the first approach to the target subject.

This assessment assumes that the relationship between the true GFR on the one hand and creatinine and the derived eGFR on the other does not change during ICU stay.

The AP1000 Probabilistic Risk Assessment, assumes in the standard design that in the event of direct vessel injection line break (DVILB) the RNS cannot inject efficiently, and therefore it is necessary to depressurize the Reactor Coolant System until atmospheric conditions in order to allow injection through the IRWST and to achieve safe conditions.