Sentence examples for foundation assessment from inspiring English sources

To have a successful wind power plant buildout, you must carefully address many issues, including site layout and control, geotechnical and foundation assessment, site civil design and substation and collector system design.

New Jersey, however, stood 48th in the foundation's assessment, after several years in last place — a dubious distinction taken over by New York.

The foundation of assessment is based on interviewing that is designed to identify the presence of symptoms enumerated in the DSM-IV.

Though these conditions can not be achieved in vivo they can be maintained during processing and the theoretical analysis lays the foundation for assessment of other complexes that may be able to meet in vivo requirements.

It could also constitute a foundation for assessment of sports injury prevention at the national level.

Together these problems emphasise the need for careful and rigorous issue-framing and scenario specification as the foundation for assessment.

It fills a much needed gap in the scientific foundation for assessment of antenatal care practices and the benefits of quality antenatal care, and the QPCQ items reflect the Institute of Medicine's [ 1] premise that "Good quality means providing patients with appropriate services in a technically competent manner, with good communication, shared decision making, and cultural sensitivity" (p. 232).

Based on this model, floorspace distribution and development prediction can be achieved, laying a solid foundation for assessments of servicing, industrial and educational floorspace development and distribution at urban scale especially mega cities in China.

This has provided an excellent foundation for assessments of how climate change may affect crop productivity, but the connectivity between these results and the broader issues of food security at large are relatively poorly explored; too often discussions of food security policy appear to be based on a relatively narrow agronomic perspective.

In addition to presenting the theoretical foundations and assessment of previous empirical study, this phase should consider strategic design issues and major confounders.

These in vitro alterations may provide the foundation for further assessment during in vivo assessment.