Sentence examples for for proper assessment from inspiring English sources

Designated as Unesco World Heritage sites, both have suffered untold damage which will only be open for proper assessment when the war is over.

For proper assessment of the projected mining intent with subsequent remediation of the consequences, processing of 3D models and interactive visualizations options shared with web technology is an important factor.

Due to typical variation in cutting TMA blocks, some cores were not seen on the stained sections or had not enough cancer tissue left in them for proper assessment.

Given this complexity of the host-parasite-disease relationship, antigenicity and specificity pattern rather than individual serospecificities need to be determined for proper assessment of the immune responses in the patients, and for correlating these responses with the clinical outcomes of the infections and, possibly, immune protection.

The current markers of disease activity in Takayasu arteritis (TA) are insufficient for proper assessment.

Consequently, inhibition of acid secretion is now considered to be mandatory for proper assessment of intraluminal PCO2.

The results of the present study underline the necessity to determine the inhibition, aging and reactivation kinetics in vitro as a basis for the development of meaningful therapeutic animal models, for the proper assessment of in vivo animal data and for the extrapolation of animal data to humans.

"An officer can be tied up for five, six or seven hours at a hospital waiting for a proper assessment to be made or waiting for them to be found a bed - and that clearly is a huge use of police time, it affects police morale and absolutely affects our ability to do our primary job of reducing crime".

For a proper assessment of BAC order and for an evaluation of the effect of heterozygosity on BAC fingerprint alignments it will be necessary to compare the physical map contigs with potato sequence data.

Studies comparing different screening strategies for gestational diabetes are needed to allow for a proper assessment of the balance of benefit and harms of screening.

These discrepancies underlie the imperative for well-designed randomised placebo-controlled trials to be conducted for the proper assessment of the clinical efficacy and safety of herbal medicines.