Sentence examples for site-specific evaluation from inspiring English sources

The presentation will include research on 1) development, testing, and validation of EPA Method 1340 as an efficient and effective in-vitro test to predict in-vivo bioavailability as a cost-effective way to conduct site-specific evaluation of risk, 2) in-vivo methodology for evaluating soil lead and arsenic bioavailability, 3) and a nationwide study of residential related hazards, including lead.

A subset of the nanomaterials evaluated in this study may prove to be a viable alternative to standard TiO2 nanoparticles for the removal of DBP precursors from drinking water, but the characteristics of the water matrix have important effects on settling efficiency and will require site-specific evaluation.

In several cases, the zoning maps based on the Grade 1 category do not provide precise information for site-specific evaluation.

The analysis of global 5-hmC in genomic DNA only requires the enzymatic digestion of DNA followed by subsequent content analysis, which is much easier and more cost-effective than the site-specific evaluation of DNA methylation.

In site-specific evaluation, the PPTs on middle, posterior joint space and tibia plateau were significantly increased after treatment (P?<?0.05; Figure  5), suggesting that the nociceptive nerve terminals in the medial knee were successfully treated.

This includes a full mouth, site-specific evaluation of the amounts of plaque and calculus present, the gingival inflammatory status, as well as estimation of the clinical attachment level (CAL) and the probing pocket depth (PPD), supplemented by a radiographic assessment of the alveolar bone level of all 42 teeth [ 10- 14].

Model applications are common at all levels of resource decision making ranging from operational, site-specific evaluations to strategic, large-scale evaluations.

Furthermore, the prediction of 10 slopes can be used as a general planning tool but is not intended for individual site-specific evaluations.

The results, compiled from peer-reviewed science papers, technical reports, site-specific evaluations, and input from local experts, are dire, and show that climate change poses a real threat to the world's history.

As previously described, each FARG will also develop and complete site-specific evaluations relevant to the action plan implemented.

Initial evaluations of the medium-scale model predictions were conducted by: (1) comparison of FuDSEM runoff predictions against measured runoff from five hydrological stations and (2) a site specific evaluation of the FuDSEM multi-year erosion prediction in two sub-catchments.