Sentence examples for site-specific assessment from inspiring English sources

Manhattan Prices Are Leaping All Over the Borough The Real Estate Board of New York offered a site-specific assessment of the Manhattan market.

Thus, site-specific assessment of such events is crucial to reveal SY dynamics of small watersheds in tropical highland environments.

Building upon the national prioritization of sites through the assessment of human interaction and explosion probability, the site-specific assessment model additionally considers environmental attributes.

Before a jack-up can operate at a given location, a site-specific assessment of its ability to withstand a design storm during operation must be performed.

This paper explores the relative merits of complex versus more stylised biosphere models in the context of a site-specific assessment.

Quantification of this natural oxidant demand (NOD) is a requirement for site-specific assessment and the design of cost-effective oxidant delivery systems.

More importantly, analytical solutions developed could serve as a tool for calibrating the two boundary parameters defined in the general-head boundary condition for site-specific assessments.

Site-specific assessments on cumulative effects and risk avoidance during further expansion of biomass production are, thus, indispensable (cf.[15, 20 22]).

The predictive models were able to detect a decline in river health, responded to several causes of degradation and provided site-specific assessments.

Regional level estimations tend to be more complex than site-specific assessments due to the correlation that exists between the performances of spatially distributed buildings within a single hazard.

Contrary to the conventional approaches that rely on individual expert's opinion or data from past projects, the proposed approach allows site-specific assessments of the intrinsic geotechnical variability through geostatistical techniques.