Sentence examples for progress in assessing from inspiring English sources

While such phenomena have no clear prognostic implications (Hale et al, 1998 ), it is only by documentation of such findings that progress in assessing response with morphological assessment will be made.

The paper concludes with a discussion of the most pressing methodological and theoretical issues that need addressing for greater progress in assessing social impacts.

The coupling of the NIST Firebrand Generator and BRI's FRWTF is leading to progress in assessing vulnerabilities of structures to a firebrand attack.

Despite great progress in assessing the relationship, existing literature studied the association of a firm's ownership with its R&D activities in a static context without taking the institutional environment into consideration.

A mortality reduction was achieved within the past 10 to 15 years and accompanied by rapid progress in assessing and understanding the underlying mechanisms.

Looking forward, we anticipate improvements in sampling and quantitative analysis will spur progress in assessing biomarker ratios from both modern and ancient ecosystems, facilitating a deeper understanding of the coevolution of life and Earth.

However, a renewed interest in formulating a single economic objective function in optimization frameworks can be observed, favored by the development of life cycle cost software and progress made in assessing costs of environmental externalities.

This paper presents a review of the progress and challenges in assessing the tidal stream energy.

Although progress has been made in assessing risks in Taiwan, there remains a need to undertake risk assessment for the Taiwanese tourism industry.

Similarly, we doubt that this instrument would be helpful in assessing progress in treatment and decreasing need for therapeutic security - risk assessment instruments such as the HCR-20 are already validated for this function and have the advantage of including dynamic ratings, sensitive to change.

Officials with the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, a group with considerable weight in assessing progress toward democracy of former Eastern bloc countries, issued a darkly worded warning to the Georgian government at a news conference.