Sentence examples similar to starting assessment from inspiring English sources

US Homeland Security department officers are already in Australia and will be going to Nauru shortly to start assessments.

Many countries have started assessments of their biofuel policies and sustainability standards [90, 91].

Before starting the assessment, each participant was reminded to focus on the concept emphasized during the intervention (elevation or shape).

However, sustainability of biomass power plants requires meticulous planning starting from assessment of feedstock availability to collection, storage, transport and conversion in power plant.

Before starting the assessment, students signed assent forms in which confidentiality was ensured.

The median from admission to the first START assessment was 312 days (IQR = 563.0) but this varied markedly from two to 1580 days (> four years), indicating substantial differences in mental state acuity on entry to the study.

All trained assessors used the positive and negative syndrome scale to rate 10 "gold standard" video recorded interviews before starting trial assessments.

The American calls for action came as the International Monetary Fund is ready to start an assessment of Japan's finances this week.

The correspondence was passed on to a specialist team, which "started an assessment process to identify what criminal offences – if any – may have been committed".

The rig's owners, Transocean, will now start their assessment process – which includes putting divers in the water – to look at the damage the rig has suffered.

In July 2016, an independent reviewer will start an assessment of the impact of the new arrangements on access to justice and quality of the service".