Sentence examples for interdisciplinary assessments from inspiring English sources
Such highly interdisciplinary assessments were rare.
The optimal approach involves interdisciplinary assessments, physical exercise, medical intervention, environmental inspection and hazard abatement.
Reliability testing was always performed on a different day to the interdisciplinary assessments to prevent fatigue impacting on reliability test results.
An eight-question topic guide was developed following comprehensive literature review of reports of other interdisciplinary assessments (either quantitative and qualitative).
Test-retest reliability was determined by re-testing the subject using the BOT-2 CF during the later Lililwan Project diagnostic interdisciplinary assessments.
Pilot testing indicated that children may have difficulty completing the more extensive CF a second time in the context of 6 8 hours of interdisciplinary assessments.
Its goal, he said, is to keep elderly patients healthy, starting with a thorough physical exam and a comprehensive, interdisciplinary assessment, followed by home visits.
Developing a Water Needs Index reveals key elements of the complex urban water supply by means of a participatory approach for rapid and interdisciplinary assessment.
The key information for the specific local rehabilitation strategy was extracted from an interdisciplinary assessment of shortcomings of urban wastewater systems in Paraguay which were revealed by a survey of all existing wastewater systems.
This study introduced an original interdisciplinary assessment model of PBC for SO2 emission control in Chinese coal power plants that involves key environmental policies including command-and-control regulations, market-based approaches, and administrative measures, as well as technology, market, and capital variables.
Drawing on the experience of a recent research project examining the relationship between livestock farming systems and microbial watercourse pollution the paper reflects critically upon efforts to develop an interdisciplinary assessment of the factors that may affect the loss of potential pathogens from agricultural land to water courses as the basis for targeting high risk fields and farms.
