Sentence examples for assessments of resources from inspiring English sources

The danger is that personalization, however accurate, can get in the way of sharper assessments of resources, national aims and public attitudes.

With the reams of publications on drought, there have not been indices described that explicitly address natural water supply and landscape drought independently, allowing for improved assessments of resources and drought recovery.

The approach explicitly takes account of area specific epidemiology and demography, proportion requiring treatment and expert assessments of resources required to treat diseases.

No published data on direct assessments of resource utilization with the use of infliximab in UC are known to the authors.

Despite these limitations, our results provide accurate assessments of resource utilizations and costs in these patients due to appropriate adjustments in the statistical models.

The results presented here will be useful for national and global-level actors involved in planning, budgeting, resource mobilization, and financing of SIAs in order to create more realistic assessments of resource requirements for both existing ADC/E/E efforts as well as for new vaccines that may deploy a catch-up campaign-based delivery component.

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.