Sentence examples for explicit assessment from inspiring English sources
It decided not to give an explicit assessment of the balance of risks between inflation and growth.
It also contained the most explicit assessment that Jefferson ever wrote of what he believed were the biological differences between blacks and whites, an assessment that exposed the deep-rooted racism that he, like most Americans and almost all Virginians of his day, harboured throughout his life.
Policy debates on the merits of IOASs should include an explicit assessment of these tradeoffs.
Explicit assessment of the uncertainties associated with soil data, and their storage in a soil database are therefore important.
To maximise reliability and validity, the literature recommends adopting various design principles including the use of explicit assessment criteria.
This renders transparent whether assumptions are well justified on statistical grounds and provides an explicit assessment for recipients of energy model results.
This study explores the relationship between in-group identity, acculturation and eating disorders symptoms using both implicit and explicit assessments.
Using a sample of approximately 150,000 employee reviews, we extract both employees' explicit assessments of outlook and a measure of their latent outlook derived from factor analysis.
In this paper we propose a scheme to transfer the evaluation of site-specific sets of sustainability indicators into automated quantitative and spatially explicit assessments, which can be integrated into multidisciplinary spatial optimization algorithms.
Land cover change is one of the major contributors to global change, but long-term, broad-scale, detailed and spatially explicit assessments of land cover change are largely missing, although the availability of historical maps in digital formats is increasing.
There is a need to develop new methods for formulating optimal feeds for farmed fish, and for making explicit assessments of the criteria by which the success of a formulation may be judged.
