Sentence examples for extend the assessment from inspiring English sources
Where possible, the Director shall extend the assessment in 10- and 25-year increments over the whole expected lifetime of such needs and technologies.
In order to extend the assessment to address energy use further upstream, this paper also tests the Ecologically based LCA tool and an application of the emergy methodology.
A correlation between exposure dose and disease was obtained by introducing a modified calculation of morbidity, which can extend the assessment endpoint of health risk to disease burden from the conventional infection rate.
By investigating 119 combination products, the present study aims to extend the assessment of compliance between mixture toxicity prediction and observation to a broader range of combinations of pesticides, and specifically to those combinations that are present in commercially applied pesticide mixtures.
Thus the second major aim of this paper is to extend the assessment of self- and peer-observed NTS to include salient emotional components.> -wrap-foot> Note.
This evidence invites scholars to extend the assessment to all professionals working in M-RD centers, and not just security officers.
It would not create new local taxes, but rather extend the assessments already being paid for an earlier bond, Measure K. From the age of 5, when I entered kindergarten at Montrose Elementary School, to my present age of 61, I have either attended or worked for the Glendale Unified School District.
This study extended the assessment of a computer-aided telephone system to enable five patients with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease to make phone calls independently.
This study extended the assessment of a special messaging technology with two additional post-coma adults who had emerged from a minimally conscious state, but showed multiple disabilities including profound motor and communication impairments.
This study extended the assessment of a newly developed computer-aided telephone system with two participants (adults) who presented with blindness or severe visual impairment and motor or motor and intellectual disabilities.
