Sentence examples for assessment funded from inspiring English sources

The assessment, funded by the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), produced a global dataset of cattle, small ruminants, pigs and poultry, as well as milk, meat and eggs for 28 regions.

An independent impact assessment, funded by the Ford Foundation and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, is currently underway; results are expected toward the end of 2016.

This study was one component of a national emergency obstetric and newborn care needs assessment funded by UNICEF and conducted by Jhpiego, an affiliate of the Johns Hopkins University, in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health of Afghanistan.

Sample 1: For the current project, we aimed to remobilize ~ 90%% of a sample of 251 children originally oversampled for internalizing symptoms at preschool age [ 138]; first assessment funded by the German Research Foundation, KL 2315/1-1).

The study was one component of a national emergency obstetric and newborn care needs assessment funded by UNICEF and conducted by Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University, in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health of Afghanistan.

An effective treaty would include strict monitoring requirements, third-party compliance assessment, funding mechanisms and easily enforceable requirements with substantial penalties.

More recently, a number of sustainability indicator development processes have been initiated within large research projects that aim to design tools for sustainability assessments, funded by the European Union.

We did a study of high schools that were effective with low-income students of color, and research on how to develop thoughtful performance assessments, funded by the Hewlett Foundation, how to be critical thinkers, and how to reassess curriculum.

Now we have a more sophisticated approach based on peer assessment, self-assessment, funding agreements and a range of qualitative and quantitative research, that will give us a rounded picture of success.

The original risk assessment fund is the legacy of a pair of avalanches in 1995, which swept through the Iceland villages of Súðavík and Flateyri, killing 34 people.

Iceland's natural hazards experts can now use part of a special avalanche risk assessment fund to study the dangers posed by the country's many volcanoes, which seem to be growing more active.