BioSim in contrast to other scoring methods might be particular useful for applications based on functional similarity when consistent scores are especially desirable, for example, for the quality assessment of protein protein interactions (Ramírez et al., 2007) and for the clustering of genes or proteins by function (Huang et al., 2007).
For Tata Motors, for example, the assessment showed that its 1,000 suppliers are responsible for a majority of its water footprint, while the highest "inside-the-fence" water consumption is from its paint shop and forging operations.
For example, the Assessment Profile for Early Childhood Program APECPP) was developed by Abbot-Shinn and Sibley in 1992 in the United States to define a global measure of quality.
Of course, the claimant might also ask for information, for example about the assessment process and the outcome (e.g. method of assessment, perceived work capacity, consequences for disability benefits, etc).
For example, the assessment understates the potential for human error, the report says, while overstating the potential threat posed by natural disasters such as tornadoes or earthquakes.
When uncertainty is high regarding assessment of product and market potential, for example, the assessment of the entrepreneur's potential becomes highly central in government VCs' decision making.
For example, the assessment of δ13C and 87Sr/86Sr ratios suggested that carbonate dissolution is one of the major processes controlling the water chemistry within some aquifers.
For example, the assessment of cultural ecosystem services needs to take the local cultural context into account.
For example, the assessment of variation in soil properties and other forest variables through intensive sampling would be prohibitively expensive for large areas.
