Sentence examples for more systematic assessment from inspiring English sources
Understanding the phenomenon of 'innovation' (and particularly the complex ecosystems in which it seems to thrive) would enable a more systematic assessment of the policy options available.
The development of event databases such as the Transboundary Fresh Water Dispute Database31, the Water Conflict Chronology32 and the ICOW River Claims Data Set33 enable a more systematic assessment of water conflict and resolution processes, and provide insights into the effectiveness of cooperative arrangements34,35,36,37,38,39,40.
A form was developed to guide workers in conducting a more systematic assessment and assist in the documentation of risks by the investigator and by the physician.
However, a more systematic assessment on the effect of the kernel and its comparison to shortest-path, direct-interaction-only, or other methods, such as GTOM [38] is certainly in order.
These experiences call for a more systematic assessment.
More systematic assessment of this issue will help focus preventive intervention efforts.
Evidence gathered in the case studies supports the need, adequacy and feasibility of a more systematic assessment-aware design process for CSCL scripts.
They note that this does not solve the problem of assigning "guilt" values to pieces of evidence, but the approach can result in "more systematic assessments and improved investigative decision making" (Blair and Rossmo 2010p. 133).
Uncertainty estimates were rarely available for the identified burden of disease estimates, and even if they were, they mostly relied on expert opinion or variation of selected input parameters rather than more systematic assessments.
Having a more systematic observational assessment of hospital staffing and infrastructure can improve the strength of resource allocation recommendations.
Due to its location in the peritoneal cavity, the organ of origin of MCP has been debated for a long time [ 3], but a more systematic histology assessment [ 4] as well as molecular characterization [ 5] has concluded that the vast majority of MCP originates from the appendix.
