"Considering the current political climate, in which an increasing number of citizens question the foundations of the EU, decisive action is indispensable," an assessment of the programme by officials in the European parliament reports.
In such a case, our analysis is indispensable for assessment of their individual skills in each step of the testing, since this kind of approach has not been evaluated by the conventional IQC methods [ 11].
A detailed characterization of the wind climate at a given site is indispensable for site assessment, and its accurate representation in load assessment models can reduce costs of turbine design and the risk of failure.
This makes computationally efficient methods for sensitivity analysis, uncertainty quantification and probabilistic risk assessment indispensable.
Hence, data on tissue accumulation of MPs in mammalian models would be indispensable for risk assessment of MPs in human health.
Adequate coupled THMC models are highly desirable or even indispensable for performance assessment of such repositories, for examples for the analysis of bentonite-based engineered barrier system (EBS) surrounding the emplaced waste.
Furthermore, such information is indispensable for the assessment and evaluation of sustainable urban and environmental planning strategies (Wu and Hao 2012; Alphan 2003; Jensen and Im 2007).
In Action signifies that conducting the activities is indispensable for any assessment.
Currently, quality of life is an indispensable indicator and assessment tool.
These were the administrative sections and the items added by the reviewers that were, according to their opinion, indispensable in geriatric assessment in the Belgian context.
A study investigating the necessity for the use of one rodent and one non-rodent animal species, usually rats and dogs, in parallel for repeated dose toxicity of pesticides revealed that treatment of dogs for longer than 90 days provides no additional information indispensable for risk assessment (Spielmann and Gerbracht 2001; Box and Spielmann 2005).
