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Mohammed Mujibur Rahman, chairman of the civil engineering department, said the university's inspection teams had so far assessed about 100 buildings, including 66 containing one or more garment factories.
The IUCN's red list has so far assessed more than 47,000 species, but is heavily biased towards a few groups of animals – mammals, birds and amphibians – and does not adequately represent the whole of life on Earth, says the paper.
Moreover, no study has so far assessed the impact of the insulin infusion device on hypoglycaemia occurrence.
However, no paper has so far assessed how political finessing, and notably book entries that manipulate the amount of depreciation charges, affects future deficits (or surpluses).
Whereas numerous studies assessed histological and physiological changes in the aging olfactory system in mice [e.g. 35] [37], surprisingly few studies so far assessed age-related changes in olfactory performance in mice at the behavioral level.
The experiments so far assessed the CD4+ T cell response after restimulation with OVA in vitro.
In this review, an effort has been made to summarize the developments so far, assess the effectiveness of various heat transfer techniques and draw some inferences from the study which can contribute to a more effective design of heat transfer systems.
However, there is no empirical evidence so far assessing the validity of the procedure.
published another meta-analysis with the largest number of patients so far, assessing clinical outcomes and anaesthetic preconditioning [ 127].
However, the available studies so far assessing the clinical significance of the RCAS1 expression in gastric neoplasia remain scarce, and they are restricted to T3 gastric carcinoma cases or they do not concern patients' prognosis [ 15– 17].
Most of the climate mitigation literature so far has assessed the potential contribution of purposeful management of terrestrial ecosystem management in terms of delivery of carbon neutral biomass for energy production where the overall terrestrial sink was assumed to stay constant over time [6].
