Sentence examples for assessment the development from inspiring English sources
An AOP provides the mechanistic detail required to support chemical safety assessment, the development of alternative methods and the implementation of an integrated testing strategy.
It also introduces an algorithm for the synthesis of fault trees, which mechanises and simplifies a large and traditionally problematic part of the assessment, the development of fault trees.
The nonlinear integrated analysis model, the semi-analytical simulation method employed for system reliability assessment, the development processes of RID format and the design application of RID formula and curves are presented in this paper.
Exposure assessment: the development of monitoring systems which allow direct or indirect estimates of pollutant exposure to critical receptors.
Although liver biopsy remains the gold standard for disease assessment, the development of risk scores, biomarker panels and ultrasound modalities has resulted in much improved identification of at risk patients without recourse to use of liver biopsy on a routine basis.
Research is recommended in the areas of identification and quantification of toxics in source emissions and ambient air, atmospheric transport and chemistry, exposure level assessment, the development of improved in vitro bioassays, biomarker development, the development of more accurate epidemiological methodologies, and risk quantification techniques.
For developing source countries, in contrast, rigorous empirical assessment of the development effects is to date scarce, and results are expected to contrast.
Over all, managed care stocks gained yesterday after comments by some Wall Street analysts that reflected the industry's assessment of the development.
His most recent achievement in the area of exposure assessment involves the development of the CalTOX model for the California Department of Toxic Substances Control.
Stakeholders' preferences are integrated into the assessment through the development of five scenarios prioritizing economic or environmental aspects.
