Sentence examples for undertaken represent from inspiring English sources
While it is not possible to assess the impact in terms of increased coverage due to the absence of baseline data, the figures in terms of activities undertaken represent a substantial increase in services provided to the community.
The analysis undertaken represents an illustration of 'what-if' scenarios in MARKAL to explore accelerated technology development of bioenergy technologies.
The tests undertaken to represent the Wöhler curve revealed that 35.8 MPa can be considered as a lower threshold of the endurance limit for this kind of specimens.
And projects actually undertaken, which represent a small fraction of those possible, reported energy savings of closer to 12percentthanan 20percentt, according to a UN Environmental Programme report.
One-way and probabilistic sensitivity analyses were undertaken to represent uncertainty in the classification of smoking exposure and socioeconomic disadvantage scores.
This is to our knowledge the first such evaluation to be undertaken and represents a central contribution of the MOVE study.
Meldrum, author of "Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science," said the undertaking represents a giant leap in the quest for an animal he believes may have descended from a giant ape that once inhabited Asia and crossed the Bering land bridge to North America.
On the basis of that performance, he undertook to represent them.
Women undertaking ART represent a selected part of the population, with ART mothers being on average older, better educated, more likely to be in employment and married compared to non-ART mothers.
The undertaken research represents one of the two5 pioneering initiatives, which aim to curb futures illiteracy and increase future-sensitivity and preparedness in Visegrad region.
Which was presumably either a reference to the time the tuck shop at his Surrey boarding school ran out of Wham bars, or a grumble about all those highly paid consultancy jobs he's had to undertake while representing his constituency.
