Sentence examples for to appropriately assess from inspiring English sources

The Department of Energy said it had planned the release of 5m barrels for some time to "appropriately assess the system's capabilities in the event of disruption".

High quality harms data are necessary to appropriately assess the balance between benefits and harms of interventions.

Eight broad problem areas that currently limit the ability to appropriately assess, document, and use the accuracy of thematic maps derived from remote sensing are explored.

In this context, sampling strategy is of key importance and should be representative enough to appropriately assess the related microbial risk.

We emphasize that the particularities of place are critical to understand, to appropriately assess and thus to effectively mitigate vulnerability in order to promote the future well being of fisherman livelihoods.

Of that group, the failure to document in the medical record items affecting patient care was the most common substantiated complaint (79 percent), followed by the failure to coordinate care across disciplines (57 percent) and the failure to appropriately assess or act on laboratory or imaging results (53 percent).

It is a very heterogeneous clinical syndrome that requires specific expertise to diagnose, appropriately assess severity, and manage treatment.

KEMI and ECHA recommend the use of an extra factor of up to 10 in cases where the database from which a safe level in experimental animals is selected is considered to not appropriately assess potential effects on children [ 4, 45] Table  1.

Moreover, patients who are cared for in a specialist wound clinic are able to be appropriately assessed according to evidence based guidelines and then able to receive best practice treatments.

Nurses described that parent-consumers needed to be appropriately assessed prior to using the room, which could be time-consuming.

The neurophysiological status of airway protection appears to be appropriately assessed by the ability to measure the elevated intra-abdominal pressures over time.