Sentence examples for wider assessment from inspiring English sources

It will form part of a wider assessment of macroeconomic imbalances that looks at 16 countries in total.

The report, complied by the UN's Human Rights Committee, made the observations in a wider assessment of a range of rights issues in the United Kingdom.

The minister said new research on wind turbines would make a far wider assessment of their impact on the rural landscape and property prices.

Police said that policing teams had visited businesses, and particularly newsagents distributing the Charlie Hebdo magazine, to consider if they were vulnerable as part of a wider assessment of community tensions after the Paris attacks.

Moreover, due to the relevant effect of the system's dynamics on the stress/strain response previously observed, a wider assessment of non-Gaussianity and non-stationarity influence on the fatigue life has been numerically analysed together with the influence of the multi modal behaviour of the component by adopting an excitation frequency range that excites two modes of the model.

In its wider assessment of the global economy, the OECD said that eight years after the financial crisis, "the recovery remains disappointingly weak".

He cited a range of her work, including what he called "path-breaking" studies on the ecology of algae and seaweed, her deciphering of biological interactions along rocky shorelines and her wider assessments of environmental sustainability.

These patterns mirror wider assessments of North American and global marine fishes that are threatened mostly by exploitation, habitat loss, and pollution [139].

A continent-wide assessment of the form and intensity of large mammal herbivory in Africa.

Michino, M. et al. Community-wide assessment of GPCR structure modelling and ligand docking: GPCR Dock 2008.

The second range-wide assessment is used to present three possible future scenarios for tigers.