Sentence examples for cost-effective assessment from inspiring English sources

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.

Indicators of CES derived from social media make use of existing data so may contribute useful information for rapid, cost-effective assessments of CES.

However, the utility of remote sensing data for rapid and cost-effective assessments of habitat intactness across large arid regions has not been adequately tested.

There is a need for rapid and cost-effective assessments that can provide insight to design engineers as they explore the valorization of local organic waste streams and seek to maintain or improve digester stability.

Writing in the British Ecology Society journal, the team concluded: "The approach and models... permit rapid and cost-effective assessments of abundance to monitor the status of tigers at landscape scales.

Recent published work has identified cost-effective assessments of many interventions in tropical populations [ 4].