Sentence examples for assessment categorizing from inspiring English sources

Further to the whole basin wise assessment, categorizing sustainable groundwater development analysis based on sub-basin/sub-catchment, offers a better understanding of the sub-basin among the stake holders and decision makers for an effective management.

In 1992, TDC distributed to NMAs and lead companies talking points on the US Environmental Protection Agency's draft risk assessment categorizing ETS as a class A carcinogen and background papers on ETS (e.g., "Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Science or Politics?") prepared by a cross-company ETS management group [ 203, 204].

The existing literature provides several methods for landslide susceptibility assessment, categorized in qualitative and quantitative methods.

For example, although the early initial assessment was categorized into only 4 quadrants, this broad early assessment can help organize available information to facilitate early decision-making that may need to be initiated when data are still limited.

Nutritional status was assessed using the Mini Nutritional Assessment which categorized residents as having normal nutritional status, being at risk of malnutrition or malnourished [ 14].

Instead, there is a "canine-" or "feline-ality" assessment, which categorized pets based on playfulness, energy, motivation and drive.

First, our UI measurement was based on clinician assessment and categorized together all enrollees with at least weekly UI.

Season was defined using the participant's date of clinical assessment and categorized as May October (summer/early fall) and November April (winter/early spring).

To mimic the daily clinical practice of radiographic assessment, we categorized the progression of joint damage in four categories: patients with no, dubious, moderate or high progression.

Effective prevention of CVD requires an adequate risk-factor assessment to categorize patients for the selection of appropriate therapeutic intervention [ 11].

The associations between vascular assessment parameters, categorized by AUC cut-off values, and event-free survival were evaluated using Cox regression models with adjustment for potential confounding variables.