Sentence examples for prospect assessment from inspiring English sources

That is why groundwater prospect assessment is incomplete without considering the geology as one of the groundwater controlling factors.

To arrive at a final list of target communes for food assistance in 2001 Jan - Dec 20011), this initial list of 114 communes is now being checked against: Field staff surveys and local knowledge; extent of flood damage and poverty; dry season rice prospects (rapid assessments of recession rice harvests at the end of January and April).

Similarly, imaging approaches offer the prospect of the assessment of cell death non-invasively.

Moreover, because genotype is invariant it offers the prospect of risk assessment from much earlier in life than is possible with phenotype based tests.

THIS week, the OECD released its annual Employment Outlook, an assessment of labour-market developments and prospects in member countries.

Future prospects and risk assessment of the genetically engineered organisms (plants and animals) will also be discussed.

At the end of modules, there is the prospect of Self-assessment (S) of the participants to evaluate their knowledge and competency in teaching EBM.

The MitoP/MitoB ratio in mouse urine was also readily quantified, raising the prospect of noninvasive assessments of whole-body mitochondrial ROS.

Matthew Williamson is a publisher at Graduate Prospects: "Going to an assessment centre can be a daunting prospect, especially if you haven't been to one before.

The technology of deepwater drilling, rightly celebrated for its ingenuity, faces the prospect of more critical assessment than it has received to date.

So, setting the rose-tinted spectacles aside, what might we say about the prospects for teaching and assessment in 2013?