Sentence examples for coherent assessment from inspiring English sources
Accepted wisdom holds that no one can taste that many wines over a weekend and come away with a coherent assessment.
These are economically important positive welfare effects that need to be included into every coherent assessment of the policy.
However, there have been no systematic approaches or criteria for generating reasonable virtual accident scenarios, and it is very difficult to get the unified or coherent assessment result.
We describe the logical basis for the approach, based on coherent assessment of the implications of deficiencies in the mathematical model.
Establishing a set of common indicators on a local spatial scale can contribute to providing a coherent assessment framework, by preventing the duplication of effort, allowing local sustainability benchmarking and enhancing the analyses of asymmetries within a region.
In this proposal, different requirements are combined to a coherent assessment of a NZEB that fits the definition given by the EPBD (2010/31/EU), in article 2. In Table 2, a summary of the requirements needed to fit the NZEB category is shown.
Police in England and Wales collect intelligence on individuals and then feed it to the NPOIU which, Setchell said, "can read across" all the forces' intelligence and deliver back to them "coherent" assessments.
In order to underline the appropriate applications of parametric LVaR method, coherent assessments of risk parameters along with the optimization of maximum LVaR boundary limits are presented for the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) financial markets.
In these zones, a detailed and coherent hazard assessment is necessary to provide an adequate urban planning.
As liveability is strongly dependent not only on objective landscape features, but also on the subjective perception of stakeholders, their involvement becomes essential for a coherent liveability assessment.
The hearings were hardly a robust examination of the evidence or even a minimally coherent risk assessment.
