Sentence examples for practicality of identifying from inspiring English sources

Then, Dr. Peter Daszak, CEO of EcoHealth Alliance recognized a grand opportunity: Rather than just waiting for the next outbreak or pandemic, could we take our experience, match it to what is known about biodiversity and determine the possibility and practicality of identifying every virus that could threaten human and animal health?

The final topic is chosen by an Independent Advisory Group on the basis of its importance in terms of the burden of morbidity, the availability of national standards against which to assess care and so the potential for an impact on improved care and improved patient outcome, and the practicality of identifying cases.

But it is hugely important that once eligibility criteria has been set, the practicalities of identifying who meets the criteria should not impose a burden on front-line staff or cut across the fundamental professional values of our clinicians.

Set against this, we have the frequency and severity of apparent adverse effects, their predictability, potential avoidance, minimization or rectification, and practicalities of identifying and containing risk during real-world usage.

When the state standards and accountability mechanisms were put in place, however, Griegos teachers responded with a kind of empirical practicality: they identified the standards students needed to meet and then provided the instruction needed to get them there.

This study evaluated the practicality and identified the perceived benefits of, and barriers to, its future adoption in the West of Ireland.

Henry Eyring identified business with building and practicality; Clark identified business with personal leadership, which is also a preoccupation of Mitt Romney's.

Evaluation results indicate the usefulness and practicality of the application and identify innovative uses not previously envisioned.

This paper summarises results from a recent EC-funded project to demonstrate the practicality of such a system and to identify possible drawbacks or areas requiring further development.

While the difference is relatively small, it has a major implication on the practicality of the standard single gene test for identifying the driver genes.

Using the AOP context, we provide evidence for the suitability and practicality of such models for applications such as neurotoxicology and for identifying endocrine-active chemicals, identifying AOPs, and extrapolating concentration response effects to mammals.