Sentence examples for unique assessment from inspiring English sources
You make use of unique assessment tools that allow you to learn more about your strengths and weaknesses.
Gore didn't!" Indeed, on a recent show, O'Reilly offered this unique assessment of the 2000 election: "If Al Gore had appeared on 'The Factor,' he'd be president of the United States".
Technology such as GPS and GIS may allow for a unique assessment of the relationship between factors that influence this resource.
This preliminary approach of combining techniques in NWP and CFD through data assimilation provides a unique assessment of the utility of specific locations for wind power production as well as for improving simulations for other purposes.
In this paper the authors focus on implementation of their framework's strategies, primarily through the introduction of a unique assessment tool that includes key objectives and suggested indicators for each component of the framework.
The microstructure of samples were characterized using X-ray diffraction, EBSD, FIB induced secondary electron orientation contrast imaging, and TEM techniques, which together provided unique assessment at multiple length scales.
The ACIC and PACIC scales appear to provide complementary and relatively unique assessments of how well clinical services are aligned with the CCM.
The ACIC and PACIC scales appear to provide complementary, but relatively unique assessments of how well clinical services are aligned with the CCM.
The final dataset (n = 174,112 assessments) included 9,250 unique assessments from clients from Manitoba, specifically, from the WRHA since this was the only health region submitting data to the Canadian Institute for Health Information.
A total of 182 unique assessments were completed in 2005 2006 (the derivation sample) by trained assessors who were all staff of organizations funded by the provincial government to provide intervenor services.
This paper presents a unique quantitative assessment of groundwater storage in different types of hard rocks and a first estimate of the capacity of hard rock aquifers to buffer changes in climatic and anthropogenic conditions.
