Sentence examples for to assess existing from inspiring English sources
The objectives of the institutional assessments were to assess existing capacities for HSR and to develop capacity development plans to address prioritized gaps.
The report said "the drug problem requires a flexible approach," and "it would be worthwhile to assess existing signals and trends that lean toward the decriminalization or legalization of the production, sale and use of marijuana.
Furthermore, the non-linear method presented can be used to assess existing lattice towers having various degrees of damage, corrosion and pre-deformations.
In order to assess existing approaches relating to their integration, a brief overview of models and their classification is given in the next chapter.
Serviceability limit states (related to deformation) rather than ultimate limit states (related to collapse) are often the reason for the need to assess existing timber structures.
The TSPY sequences were subjected to parsimony analyses in PAUP 4.0, followed by tree comparison tests designed to assess existing morphological hypotheses of cercopithecine evolution.
In addition to assessing existing data, indications of candidate chemicals of relevance for future monitoring can be gained by evaluating production, use, and emission patterns of chemicals on the geographical scale of interest.
The package includes novel methodology on (i) window filtering, reducing false positives in comparison to assessed existing methods, and (ii) GC content correction, improving profile quality, especially under great read coverage and high correlation between GC content and copy number.
The objective of this systematic review is to critically assess existing prognostic models for TBI Studies that combine at least two variables to predict any outcome in patients with TBI were searched in PUBMED and EMBASE.
The proposal aims to develop a method to select and assess existing tools to provide a global evaluation during the early stages.
The goal was not only to identify and assess existing mechanisms and discover possible new entry points for intervention, but also to apply UNICEF's newly introduced human rights methodology for programming (UNICEF 1999).
