Sentence examples for in future assessments from inspiring English sources
All three seem set to become increasingly prominent in future assessments of 20th-century design, while any designer whose work has been marginalized by digital technology risks being overlooked, regardless of the work's other merits.
"While the report clearly states that the study is not designed to inform individual port decisions, we believe the advances made in modelling methods will be useful in future assessments as it includes more realistic representation of ocean currents than previous modelling," a spokeswoman for the authority told Guardian Australia.
Taking such effects into account might change the outcome of sustainability assessments in a substantial way, and they should therefore be considered in future assessments.
Given the inability of the subjective raters to distinguish between 'soft' and 'very soft' and 'hard' and 'very hard', replacing 'very' with 'unacceptably' might be valuable in future assessments.
This article also suggests research areas that should be included in future assessments to address the entire range of laws related to the accessibility of e-government Web sites.
Structural diversity of vegetation appeared to be a reasonable indicator of biodiversity, at least for vascular plants and small mammals, and should be included in future assessments of diversity in agroecosystems.
The results shown in this paper can be useful in future assessment of the influence of smart specialization on the development of regions.
The study may be useful in future assessment of whether the medical resources available in treating psychiatric patients are optimally allocated.
For example, in future, assessment of locomotor activity could serve as a screening assay to identify unknown genetic modifiers of α-synuclein toxicity.
Future developments in image acquisition and analysis are evolving rapidly and may further increase the potential that DCE-MRI has to play in future assessment, diagnosis and follow-up of cancer.
The aim of the present study was to test the performance of APACHE II and III, after customization of these scales for use in future assessment of quality of care in our unit.
