Sentence examples for assessment of potentials from inspiring English sources

This analysis, termed Independence Assessment of Potentials (IAP), can be divided into four steps: Detection of complex waveforms (Figure 2I): All relevant potentials were collected by triggering the voltage trace at a visually determined, conservative level, i.e. to guarantee including all CWs.

We assessed the internal consistency using Cronbach's alpha together with an assessment of potential floor and ceiling effects.

The fair value of C.D.S.'s is a more meaningful figure, though, as it represents a more precise assessment of potential losses and gains.

A BAE Systems spokesman said on Thursday: "Following an assessment of potential facilities options, we have decided to retain and invest in both of our sites in Glasgow.

In Japan, for instance, an internship tends to be a three- or four-day assessment of potential recruits.

Some experts on global change said the research plan was deeply flawed because it ignored findings of a decade-long federal assessment of potential impacts of climate change around the United States that was published in 2000 by the Environmental Protection Agency.

While still at an early stage of being assessed, it is thought that the pair are considered to have "reasonably good" grounds for a thorough assessment of potential legal action.

Assessment of potential medical benefits was often speculative, said Bateson, because of the considerable time that can elapse between fundamental research and the findings being used to develop therapies.

It recommends an urgent evaluation by public-service organisations of their financial position, an assessment of potential risks, and the drawing-up of contingency plans in the event of further economic problems in the short term.

Pageant Material's Cup of Tea offers a breezy assessment of potential personal shortcomings: "Maybe your jacket is a hand-me-down / Maybe you slept with half of your hometown".

The last quarter of the book — devoted to an assessment of potential conflicts with China over trade policy, resources and energy — is often fascinating but has curiously little to do with the main narrative.