Sentence examples for precise assessments from inspiring English sources

Precise assessments of the severity of the flu epidemic for children are impossible because influenza is not nationally reported, said Dr. Julie L. Gerberding, director of the centers, in Atlanta.

For example, a new handheld device known as the GreenSeeker can be used to measure the health and nitrogen status of plants, enabling farmers to make more precise assessments of fertiliser requirements.

Its estimates put the demand in 2030 at anywhere between 42,000 and 140,000 tonnes.Although your correspondent suspects that Dr Dittmar is probably being overly pessimistic, he is inclined to agree with him that the Red Book's precise assessments of what will be economically sensible over 85 years are far from accurate.

The chicken embryo is a very useful experimental model, developing without influence of the maternal organism and allowing very fast and precise assessments of toxicity [21, 22].

The real-time controlling and tracking of the evolution and status of the hydrogel are important challenges for accurate and precise assessments.

Our approach coupled with recent improvements in forest survey technologies may allow obtaining spatially continuous and precise assessments of drought stress.

Mr Chhatkuli will be overseeing Nepal's own attempt at a precise assessment.

The fair value of C.D.S.'s is a more meaningful figure, though, as it represents a more precise assessment of potential losses and gains.

The Buildings Department expects to have a more precise assessment by early this week of how many buildings must be razed.

Because precise assessment of the other somesthetic modalities (proprioceptive and visceral) is difficult, scientists have simply assumed their presence.

This aided performing a precise assessment including system-specific scenarios.