Sentence examples for development of baseline from inspiring English sources
The information generated from the FGDs will be used to; (i) focus and refine the nature, manifestations and indicators of D&A generated through the literature / document review and policy analysis; and (ii) to inform the development of baseline indicators that will measure the effect of interventions at end line.
A prerequisite to monitoring the influence of climate change on cervid species and their parasites, as well as detection of host switching events, is development of baseline data on diversity, especially faunal structure for gastrointestinal and abomasal nematodes, among wild red deer from Norway.
However, HR-AUCg is strongly dependent on three aspects of HR development, on baseline HR, HR reactivity during TSST-G, and on HR recovery after TSST-G.
Wasley, J. et al. Bryophyte species composition over moisture gradients in the Windmill Islands, East Antarctica: development of a baseline for monitoring climate change impacts.
It can be conjectured that the interactivity of their learning process supported the development of these baseline skills.
Forest inventory data can facilitate the development of this baseline knowledge across broad extents, but they first must be classified into forest community types.
A second limitation is the use of recall to determine participation in HIV-related tasks as these may be subject to bias, this is also true in relation to the development of the baseline task list.
This tool is a part of the cities objectives to enhance competence of local authorities, development of a baseline scenario, and general capacity building.
The remainder of this section reviews the development of the baseline assumption for these key inputs, which were based, when possible, on evidence reported in peer-reviewed articles.
A full account of tourism's environmental impacts is constrained by limited tourism data, confounding of impacts with other coastal developments, lack of baseline information, shifting baselines, and fragmentation of research across disciplines.
