Sentence examples for assessment community from inspiring English sources

Locally, she serves on committees related to New Haven's health assessment, community partnerships, and food insecurity in Greater New Haven.

The risk assessment community has begun to make a clear distinction between aleatory and epistemic uncertainty in theory and in practice.

The Parthenon Group market research study found that few other leadership development models provided comprehensive in-field support through mentoring, assessment, community support, job placement, and professional development.

The increasing awareness of the findings of policy and decision making theory in the environmental assessment community has recently led to an intensifying debate on the theoretical foundations and the appropriate practical use of strategic environmental assessment (SEA).

Issues addressed at the meeting included how best to meet the needs of the international assessment community for new socioeconomic scenarios, how to improve guidance materials provided by the TGICA, and how best to update and improve the DDC itself.

This review evaluates the current state of the science in the development of such assays, identifies key gaps in the current tests, and recommends areas where research efforts may be focused to help move the risk assessment community towards more wide-spread use of in vitro methods.

Consistently applied within a region, RCFs, rather than individual climate models, can become the boundary objects that anchor discussion between the climate science and risk assessment communities, simplifying communication.

Further, communication between monitoring and risk assessment communities needs to be improved to create awareness for critical issues and to mutually benefit from technical expertise and scientific findings.

Under Italian law the judge's reasoning may not be made public for up to three months, but the impact on the scientific and risk assessment communities is likely to be more immediate.

However, earlier contributions have failed to highlight the importance of targeting learning between assessment communities.

This is an important point because governance of new technologies depends in great part on assessment in institutionalised communities, in particular risk assessment and economic assessment communities, and in some cases TA, ethics committees, foresight and impact assessment communities.