Sentence examples for informed assessments from inspiring English sources

Better migration policy data will enable more reliable, empirically informed assessments on the nature and evolution of migration policies, as well as their effectiveness in steering migration flows.

The Office of Naval Research in a feasibility study of a mobile offshore base (MOB) has proposed several concepts for very large ocean structures and will make risk informed assessments of alternative concepts.

This will allow users to make informed assessments of the features and programmers to easily parse genomes to handle hypothetical proteins based on their quality of hits.

According to informed assessments, the LRA number little more than a few hundred and are scattered over an area the size of the UK.

Because regions differ greatly in size and structure, the key tenet of specific tools is that they must be adapted or developed based on informed assessments of regional needs and opportunities.

Informed consent was waived and informed assessment was obtained from all patients or next of kin before inclusion.

For example, seeing patients across the pathway enables the nurse specialist to conduct informed assessment of symptoms and performance status and respond accordingly in terms of information provision, support and treatment.

Therefore, any statements rest on a fallible, if informed, assessment of the necessarily incomplete evidence.

Only then would I be able to make a deeply informed assessment, offer public commentary, and suggest a course of action by the Congress that was worthy of the gravity of the situation at hand.

Differences between the pursuit strategies are also likely reduced by prey reaction to the approaching predator based on the prey having properly informed assessment of predator trajectory.

I spend a lot of my time collating information from other professionals to inform assessments and reports.