Sentence examples for overview of the extent from inspiring English sources

In phase 1, an overview of the extent of the noise problem for railways and a toolbox with methods and solutions to combat squeal noise were produced.

This paper gives an overview of the extent of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in agriculture, and a historical perspective on how ergonomics has been used to reduce the health effects of labor-intensive agriculture.

Using a new map derived from Landsat and RapidEye imagery tracking the spread of rubber from 1992 to 2010 in combination with a literature review and interviews with key local experts and officials, we performed a general overview of the extent, causes and consequences of landscape transformation in Xishuangbanna.

This paper provides an overview of the extent of institutionalization of public participation in environmental governance in the Philippines using the three-pillar framework of the Aarhus Convention and Principle 10 Guidelines: access to information, public participation in decision-making and access to justice in environmental matters.

The BVG with a nominal scale of 1 1 million were used to provide an overview of the extent of harvestable private native forests across the southeast Queensland bioregion (Fig. 1).

To give a broad overview of the extent of existing research in this field, both high, moderate, and low quality studies were reported.

The specific objective of the study is to offer a preliminary overview of: - the extent of the threat related to the existence of mine/UXO in Somalia; - the location and size of the areas affected; - the severity of the impact on the population; - the scope of existing mine action initiatives; and - the need and urgency for additional programmatic responses.

Second, establishing a broad overview of the likely extent and nature of paracrine interactions amongst the populations.

This review contains a succinct overview of the nature and extent of the problem of contamination of human milk with environmental and occupational chemicals, excluding drugs.

The aim of this study was to provide a national overview of the characteristics and extent of the new chlamydia variant through examination of surveillance trends, microbiologic laboratory data, and genetic analysis of new variant strains.

The first paper published in the previous issue of Gynecological Surgery provided an overview of the published literature on the extent of the problem of adhesions and, in this paper, the opportunities to reduce it are presented.