Sentence examples for assessment of the basic from inspiring English sources
In the other key cable from Brussels, the US deputy national security adviser, Michael Froman, gives an admiring assessment of the Basic countries' tactics of opposition: "It is remarkable how closely co-ordinated the Basic group has become in international fora, taking turns to impede US/EU initiatives and playing the US and EU off against each other.
On Friday, 195 governments around the world will accept a summary of the most comprehensive assessment of the basic science of climate change that has ever been written.
The majority quoted a lower court's assessment of the basic facts: "The information gathered is nothing more than a good newspaper reporter would be able to gather by attendance at public meetings and the clipping of articles from publications available on any newsstand".
Their evaluation is helped by a Technical Capacity Index (TCI), which evaluates how much the equipment has been affected by wear and tear, in the assessment of the Basic Condition, and the classification of the equipment defects by degrees of severity, in the assessment of the Operating Condition.
However, some assessment of the basic quality of the routine data is essential to inform their use in spatial analyses, and some limited validation of the cases might be undertaken (Elliott et al. 2000a).
A 2009 assessment of the basic VHT preventive care package (not including iCCM) found that home visits for pregnancy and newborn care were rarely carried out, and specific newborn care training and counseling materials were lacking.
The fault trees can be obtained in accordance with the FMEA, and the qualitative assessments of the basic events can be collected by using expert scoring.
A signal detection theory (SDT) approach was used for detection threshold assessment of the four basic tastes (salt; sweet; bitter; and, sour).
During this time an assessment of the likely basic reproductive ratio of any cluster of IPs could be made, which would be dependent not only on the virus strain but also on regional factors such as farm-types and densities.
Another outcome specific to Phase 2 is taste assessment of the five basic taste senses: salty, sweet, bitter, sour and umami.
Assessment of the CF basic defect was carried out in vivo by nasal potential difference (NPD) measurement and ex vivo on rectal suction biopsies by intestinal current measurement (ICM).
