Sentence examples for experts indirect from inspiring English sources

Whilst indirect effects such as ILUC effects and their consideration within the sustainability criteria of EU RED are being prominently discussed amongst ecological experts, indirect social effects are not yet addressed by the regulatory boards of the EU [10, 37 41].

There is little additional information to be gained from non-expert indirect ophthalmoscopy in this setting.

Experts advise indirect viewing, using pinholes and facing away from the Sun.

Because, on the one hand, the connections in this network were about the nomination of experts, and indirect connections were not directly meaningful in this network.

According to experts' consensus, indirect revascularization is preferred in children because direct bypass is technically difficult on small-diameter vessels, whereas direct bypass is preferred in adult patients.

This position is underlined by an expert on indirect land use change from a Brazilian university: 'Discussing about ILUC, [some sugar cane and ethanol companies] have a programme where they are looking at [the plantations' impacts] 30 km around the mill's neighbourhood, but you can have effects of this sugar refineries, thousand kilometres away.

Subjective instruments generally relate tremor severity to QOL and interference with routine activities, while objective instruments rely on direct observation of tremor by a clinician expert or indirect rating of the effects of tremor, such as accelerometers, Archimedes' spirals or handwriting samples.

As regards stakeholder representation, Stirling (2008) has noted that indirect expert analysis is not self-evidently less 'conductive to enhanced social agency' than participatory deliberation in every circumstance.

The Delphi method elicits expert judgements through indirect group interaction.

This study showed that over one-third of adult patients with severe malaria have malarial retinopathy on admission when assessed by non-expert direct and indirect ophthalmoscopy.

These discrepancies suggest that the sensitivity of non-expert direct or indirect ophthalmoscopy for detecting malarial retinopathy is likely to be around 50%.