Sentence examples for capable to assess from inspiring English sources
Introducing and implementing structured functional assessments in general practice made the GPs capable to assess functional ability of their patients in a structured manner.
There are many initiatives in the market capable to assess some aspects of sustainability for roads (mainly environmental).
Thus there is a need to develop quantitative methodologies adapted to the regional context that are capable to assess water resources at watershed scale and the impact of management measures.
There is no single combination of trap-bait-height capable to assess the entire small mammal community, but the combination of the most effective protocol for rodents and the most effective protocol for marsupials guarantee better results.
This scale has to be capable to assess the functional ability from his first day in hospital, requiring a fine tuned scale, assessing the patient from completely bed-ridden (e.g. intensive care unit) to independent walking, including the activities necessary to independently get out of bed.
In that way, a person aware and capable of metalearning is able to assess his or her learning approach and adjust it according to the requirements of a specific task.
We think NDEA provides a capable methodology to assess different aspects of universities in a unified framework as we develop in this paper.
This requires designing more active teaching methodologies and setting up a capable assessment model to assess the skills obtained by students.
CBA is then capable not only to assess public expenditure, that is its "traditional" use, but also to explicitly take into consideration the private costs associated with the introduction of new constraints.
With guaranteed and accurate state estimation solution and advanced real-time data analytic and monitoring functionalities, the system is capable of assisting operators to assess and diagnose current system conditions for proactive and necessary corrective actions.
To investigate the deposition of fibrin further we derivatized beads with a non-encapsulated S. aureus strain (Wood), previously shown to be capable of binding MBL, to assess if fibrin deposition also happens on microorganisms [15].
