Sentence examples for assessment because it from inspiring English sources

CBM- and mine-produced water needs to be handled considering its physical and geochemical assessment, because it may have environmental as well as long-term impact on aquifer.

This a major error of assessment, because it underestimates the passion of football as well as its geopolitical dimension".

(It would dispute this assessment because it uses roaming agreements and other companies' networks - namely Verizon's and Sprint's - to extend its reach).

A rancorous dispute between the two groups developed last summer, with 96 leading scientists calling on the EU's health commissioner, Vytenis Andriukaitis, to disregard the Efsa assessment because it was "not credible".

Though there had been "no indication" that the Justice Department wanted to move the trial to Governors Island, Mr. Kelly said in the morning interview that "we've started an assessment because it has been talked about".

Anyone wondering about the stubbornly lingering malaise in air travel might want to note the word "stressful" in Ms. Ewing's assessment, because it explains a fundamental objection that business travelers express when they are asked what is keeping them from getting onto airplanes the way they once did.

County officials said Hicksville was chosen as the first community to receive its new assessments because it is centrally located and it also fit the prediction that the revaluation would result in a third of assessments going up, a third going down and a third staying roughly the same.

The company commissioned the assessments because it wanted to better understand the real impact of its products "from cradle to grave", in order to create a sustainability programme that was more comprehensive and based on a scientific evaluation.

The analysis is shown to be an advance on current risk assessments because it produces all possible practical UV outcomes.

Additionally, the failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) forms the basis for virtually all subsequent reliability analyses and assessments because it forces an organization to systematically evaluate equipment and system weaknesses, and their interrelationships that can lead to product unreliability.

Deep HIV-1 sequencing (454 Life Sciences/Roche Diagnostics) could potentially improve genotypic resistance assessments because it detects the same range of mutants than Sanger viral population sequencing, but with higher sensitivity [2].