Sentence examples for assessments of available data from inspiring English sources

Key elements of CEC frameworks include identification and prioritisation of emerging contaminants, evaluation of health and environmental impacts from key matrices such as soil, groundwater, surface waters and sediment, assessments of available data, methods and technologies (and limitations), and mechanisms to take cognisance of diverse interests.

An initial assessment of available data on reported trends will aid in understanding the context of gender-based violence in the setting.

[11] Hill, K., et. al. "Estimates of maternal mortality worldwide between 1990 and 2005: an assessment of available data," The Lancet, (August 13 , 2007 370, 1311-1319.

A first selection method is the assessment of available data.

Trainers worked with counterparts in database construction and how to use it in the analysis and assessment of available data.

The interviews with key-informants and an in-depth assessment of available data provided a reduced and final list of 8 domains, presented in Table  1.

A recent assessment of available data has suggested that diabetes-related LEAs have increased 30%% in Australia over approximately a decade since the late 1990s [ 34].

Before conducting an evaluation using the framework, a rapid assessment of available data is recommended to ensure the scope of the evaluation is within the bounds of what can feasibly (and reliably) be assessed.

The covariates were chosen based on evidence from previous studies (Jacquemin et al. 2009b; Künzli et al. 2009; Modig et al. 2009) but also taking into account the assessment and quality of available data within the ESCAPE cohorts.

Taken together, although the discussions about the reliability of unconjugated BPA measurements within human tissues and fluids appear to be ongoing, especially in the risk assessment community, the consistency of available data on internal exposure to BPA across investigative groups is more than convincing.

The important issues in either process include a) definition of the important questions to be addressed to achieve valid and reliable assessment of prenatal exposure, b) identification of available data that could be used to answer these questions, and c) identification of new research required to fill any identified data gaps.