Sentence examples for especially for assessing from inspiring English sources

Note that understanding genetic structure and evolutionary relationships within a species is an important evaluation step for a translocation in a risk-assessment framework, especially for assessing gene flow and predicting outbreeding depression (Frankham et al. 2011).

Arsenic was a rare instance in which there was some human data, especially for assessing bladder cancer rates.

It seems necessary to expand these types of studies, especially for assessing the evolution of the ADC during treatment.

The results of the present experiment yield valuable information, especially for assessing climate change or land use change scenarios for SOC stocks and their spatial distribution.

Thus a better characterization of interactive creep-fatigue crack growth behaviour is required especially for assessing long term failure in plant.

Direct access and visualisation of the animal while placed in the scanner during imaging can be challenging, especially for assessing parameters such as capillary refill and muscle tone and reflexes.

This work provides a new preclinical assay that is especially relevant for assessing safety in SCID disorders and provides a new tool for designing safer RV vectors.

The reflective journal is especially useful for assessing ILOs (intended learning outcomes) in relating to the application of content knowledge, professional judgment and reflection on past decisions and problem solving with a view to improving them".

Cornell University entomologist Cole Gilbert says that this work "can be especially useful for assessing the population density of hidden insects --once the techninsects --onceh as insects --oncerom natheal background noises, are under contechnical

In contrast, NIRS is a neuroimaging modality that, for the following reasons is especially suitable for assessing the prefrontal cortex of children [28] and psychiatric disorders [29] [32].

However, there were some important exceptions indicating that bibliometric measures may not be sufficient in isolation as measures of research quality and importance, and especially not for assessing single papers or small groups of research publications.