Sentence examples for assessment of resources from inspiring English sources

The results obtained from the assessment of resources indicate that the greatest gap belongs to the protection system against fire and buildings, respectively.

The assessment of resources for those mine types is performed using the extensive data gathered by Mudd and Jowitt (2014) and Mudd et al (2013), which consists of detailed information on all deposits, being currently exploited or not, that contain nickel and copper, respectively (Mudd and Jowitt 2014; Mudd et al. 2013).

However, evaluating medical demand and representing it quantitatively is necessary in order to arrive at an accurate assessment of resources and subsequently a desirable distribution of health resources.

More rigorous evaluation of current tools and detailed assessment of resources needed to extend provision of end of life care are required.

This study was consequently an assessment of resources used in installing and operating an electronic CDSS for maternal and newborn care (MNC) and the costs associated with those resources in the six rural health centers.

In a previous report [ 6], we described the implementation of a general method, Assessment of Resources for Trials or ART, for designing a trial allowing for possible non-uniform accrual rates, non-proportional hazards, loss to follow-up and cross-over of patients between treatment arms.

An assessment of resource productivity opportunities between now and 2030 suggests that reducing food waste could return $252bn£148bnbn) in savings, the third largest of all resource efficiency opportunities identified by a McKinsey study.

A direct assessment of resource availability is usually very labour intensive and includes measurements of many variables such as light, water and nutrient availability under field conditions.

In this work, a generic hierarchical computer-aided framework for techno-economic assessment of resource recovery plants for biotechnological process streams is proposed.

Addressing the ultimate aim of welfare improvement, I then scrutinize the assessment of resource- and management-based risk factors relevant for targeted interventions and discuss to which extent welfare improvements can be expected following such interventions.

The value of capturing time series data on industry wide metrics is illustrated as it enables identification of trends, underperformance and bench-marking, as well as assessment of resource use efficiency, environmental pressures, and ultimately sustainability.