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US environmental charity Conservation International recently carried out an in depth assessment of the Natuna Islands, a remote archipelago west of Borneo.

In order to understand what concerns exist, CMMI must begin an in depth assessment of the level of fraud and abuse in existing models and the effectiveness of the existing program integrity measures that are in place.

In depth assessment of the socio-economic and cultural context of each estuary and its contributing watersheds is essential.

One particularity and strength of the RUPIOH study is the in depth assessment of particulate air pollution by measuring PM10, PM2.5 (then deriving coarse particles), filters absorbance as well as the number of ultrafine particles.

This more in depth assessment of regional distributions of ER + and ER- cells will be important to understand whether heterogeneous ER staining correlates directly with vessel distribution (i.e. whether ER + cells congregate nearer to the vessels within a tumor).

"We are making an in-depth assessment of the contracts.

The BMA wants to see implementation slowed down to allow a more in-depth assessment of seven current pilots.

But Schering released few details at the time; the documents made public yesterday provided an in-depth assessment of the company's problems.

The department plans to conduct "an in-depth assessment of potential alternative routes," while also considering "environmental concerns (including climate change), energy security, economic impacts, and foreign policy".

The council also asked Mr. Annan to carry out an in-depth assessment of the security situation in the hope of clearing the way for the establishment of a political peace-building mission in Somalia.

In September 2011 the UN secretary-general called on Australia to conduct "an in-depth assessment of the net cost impact of the impacts of mining fissionable material on local communities and ecosystems".