Sentences with phrase «precise assessment»

More precise assessment of the initial conditions preceding extreme weather events is indispensable in making accurate forecast calculations.

More precise assessments will become available during the time that it takes to turn around CO2 growth and approach the initial 350 ppm target.

He presents a fairly precise assessment of climate change, but he is so uncertain on remediation possibilities and really avoids stating directly that fossil fuel burning must go.

Our curriculum model requires specific, precise assessment criteria for each different unit, not some vague attempt to assess everything under the sun.

More precise assessments will become available during the time that it takes to turn around CO2 growth and approach the initial 350 ppm target.

The ADC maps provided precise assessments and correlations with degeneration.

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That range reaches pretty far above the reassuring $ 67 / month average, but it is important to remember that there are dozens of factors that can impact your homeowners insurance rates — and that is why it is so important to get a tailored home insurance quote so you can see precise assessment of your future costs (potentially before you buy).

Reporting Tools — The robust CounselLink reporting tools allow for a quick analysis of the monthly legal budget across practice areas, easy tracking of matters and more precise assessment of spending by law firm.

We hopefully will see the true Arsenal on Saturday when we take on the «pool, after which we can make a more precise assessment of our strengths and weaknesses this season.

Borrowed from a Robert Frost poem, the show's title suggests the impossibility of claiming a precise assessment of America, and in this case, the story of American art.

Appraisers can also use this tool to audit and correct data discrepancies, leading to more precise assessments.