Sentence examples for cost effective assessment from inspiring English sources

A Mid-Atlantic multimetric index provides a quick and cost effective assessment of brook trout streams or potential brook trout streams in the Mid-Atlantic United States.

Furthermore, such integrated RS-GIS approach enables manipulation of large data base for large areal extent covering, even in inaccessible areas (Singh et al. 2013), thus providing a synoptic view of large areas (with associated hydrological information) for rapid and cost effective assessment of groundwater occurrences.

A large number of the rural women did not receive simple and cost effective assessments such as weight, height and blood pressure measurement or urine test and then might miss the opportunity to detect early pregnancy conditions like pre-eclampsia [ 3].

In such cases, cost-effective assessment methods are needed.

Development of digital biomarkers holds promise for enabling scalable, time-sensitive, and cost-effective assessment of both psychiatric diagnosis and symptom change.

This paves a way for future testing using the transient method for a more cost-effective assessment of spontaneous combustion of different materials.

Developed sensors allow for robust and cost-effective assessment of ATP in cells in contrast to enzyme-based electrodes and conventional bioluminescent assay.

This side-by-side comparison on the same thin film allows fast and cost-effective assessment of MIP selectivities with various biomolecules.

The experiment in Farndon Fields therefore demonstrates the benefit of phased technology-based investigation combining archaeology and geology towards a more cost-effective assessment through strategic sampling and digital recording of landscape domains.

In view of its strong psychometric properties, the PCP S has the potential to serve as a brief, cost-effective assessment tool for identifying individuals whose chronic pain merits more detailed psychosocial evaluation.

The practical interest of our model is that it not only allows a cost-effective assessment of the current situation, but it has predictive capabilities, allowing the quantitative assessment and comparison of the impacts resulting from different planning scenarios or different infrastructure alternatives on the landscape and ecological connectivity.