Sentence examples for assessment of likely from inspiring English sources

Enthusiastic and optimistic researchers are, arguably, ill-equipped to provide an objective assessment of likely outcomes.

The new plant, reflecting an assessment of likely demand, has a 100-ton annual capacity, but even with an array of computerized controls it has yet to start operating.

David M. Walker, who as comptroller general heads the General Accounting Office, testified recently before Congress that drawing up a comprehensive assessment of likely terrorist threats "has become an urgent imperative".

Accurate assessment of likely clinical outcome permits the planning of optimal surgery and measured deployment of potentially morbid chemotherapy and immunotherapy.

Utilising both models in this study enabled an independent assessment of likely landscape processes and evolution as well as each model.

This approach enabled comparative assessment of likely changes in ecosystem C density and soil non-CO2 greenhouse gas exchange along a LUC continuum since European settlement.

Assessments of likely sources of natural gas incorporate scientific, social, and cultural elements, and illustrate the complex interactions of economics, science, engineering, and social factors in the perception of natural resources.

A 2012 letter from more than 75 advocacy groups around the world urged the bank to strengthen its safeguard rules by requiring that project planners do detailed assessments of likely impacts on children, "including the potential for violence and exploitation".

While nothing is universally accurate when it comes to democracy, exit polls are viewed as highly reliable assessments of likely final results because they ask people who have just voted, rather than people who intend to vote at some point in the future.

The accession numbers of proteins in each GH category are tabulated in Additional file 2. Assessments of likely substrates and enzyme activities were based on information provided in the cited references.

This was also the case in two recent studies that constructed JEMs for assessment of the likely frequency of exposure to certain work activities like heavy lifting and kneeling within job groups [ 26, 27].