Under the Clinton-administration rules, the government must systematically assess the likely effects on the environment whenever it revises a 15-year plan for management of a national forest.

For example, an HIA was conducted in downtown Los Angeles to systematically assess possible health effects of a proposed development of a football stadium.

This project aims to develop a framework with which a set of techniques for systematically assessing quality in Higher Education can be tested.

The Bell-Mason method is a rule-based tool that systematically assesses the health and wisdom of a start-up at several well-defined stages.

They introduce the so-called Social Network analysis which systematically assesses informal networks.

In a year of strong progress in systematically assessing material issues, we welcome GNM's plan to test these priorities with readers in next year's survey.

Country offices often lack clearly defined accountability frameworks and related tools that would enable them to systematically assess performance and ensure their response meets sector-accepted quality standards.

Mechanisms for providing timely feedback to units that report data and for systematically assessing the quality of those data are important attributes of this system.

WaterPartners contracted with Emory University in 2006 to systematically assess a random sample of projects completed over the last ten years.

This analysis identifies the training needs of different departments or subunits and systematically assessing manager, peer, and technological support for transfer of training.