Sentence examples for element to assess from inspiring English sources
Regarding the second failure mechanism discussed above, knowledge of surface wind speed is a key element to assess the uplift forces on shingles.
Evaporative Fraction (EF) representing the key element to assess the three very important performance indicators of equity, adequacy and reliability, was determined by the Surface Energy Balance Algorithm SEBALL) using Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) images.
Several studies have highlighted the relevance of this information in innovative businesses as an element to assess human capital and the competitive potential of the spin-off.
1990s: The city sponsored a study titled "Safety Element" to assess the adequacy of safe access and evacuations in emergencies.
The latter notion is an important element to assess in the change process, as stated by Lehman [ 18].
This confirms the robustness of the model structure, especially for the semi-quantitative pathways where data categorization proved an important element to assess risk.
Although the toxicity data was recorded using a standardised grading system, there is a subjective element to assessing non-haematological toxicity and we could not control for variation between individual investigators.
Our approach is based on an advanced bibliometric analysis with novel elements to assess the influence and dissemination of research results and to measure interdisciplinarity.
The paper describes the use of random fields and finite elements to assess the influence of porosity and void size on the effective elastic stiffness of geomaterials.
The method is relatively straightforward, using a hydrodynamic pressure formulation derived from the velocity potential, a dynamic coupling condition at the fluid structure interface and two-noded frustum elements to assess the dynamic behaviour of these tube/fluid systems accurately.
Our objective was the development of an AS project focused on the learning needs of the primary care paediatricians, as well as to know the participants' opinions as one of the elements to assess its appropriateness.
