Sentence examples for assessment of gaps from inspiring English sources

The Expert Group has been asked to pay particular attention to the assessment of gaps and barriers to the use of, and the access to, financing resources.

Assessment of gaps is based on the surgeon's subjective insertion force of a feeler gauge with different thicknesses and/or the lift-off of a trial meniscal bearing.

When interpreting the results, it should be taken into account that health sector employment cannot replace a full assessment of gaps in countries.

Likewise, the low number of systems biologists, statisticians, and other clinical scientists or professionals contributing to decision making may have influenced the assessment of gaps and challenges.

Steps in the design model included stating the learning needs based on an assessment of gaps in current curricula, determining the objectives, defining the content and organizational plan of the curriculum, describing the learning experiences to take place, and developing an evaluation plan and plans to solicit support for the curriculum [ 24, 25].

MK Kuzniarska, C Yapp et al., 2014, Functional assessment of gap junctions in monolayer and three-dimensional cultures of human tendon cells using fluorescence recovery after photobleaching.

The question remains as to whether TDF model should be used a priori (i.e. in the planning phases of assessments of gaps) or a posteriori (i.e. in the interpretation phases of needs assessments).

In 2005, the International Research Institute for Climate and Society published its assessment of key gaps in the use of climate information for health, agriculture, water and other sectors in countries across Africa.

But it's vital to recognize that a full assessment of moral gaps, and responsibilities, includes far more than figuring out ways to constrain greenhouse gases.

To address these issues in Alaska, a first-order assessment of data gaps and spatial distributions of SOC was conducted from a recently compiled soil carbon database.

Based on the reviewed evidence and an assessment of the gaps in the evidence base, it is likely that the true burden of HZ and PHN is underestimated in the Europe.