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• This process . . . will continue until the baseline surveys are complete,
• This process . . . will continue until the baseline surveys are complete.
• A baseline survey of marine life in the conservation zone was conducted in 2010.
• According to the baseline survey conducted by AYUSH-Isha, several major health concerns have been identified.
• MSFI has published reports summarizing its work-to-date developing baseline surveys of Preserve flora, fauna, and geology.
• "This process . . . will continue until the baseline surveys are completed, " she said.
• Baseline surveys were administered in 1980, with follow-up surveys in 1982, 1984, 1986, and 1992 . [ 2]
• "We had a very successful week of conducting a baseline survey of these particular locations, " said Duelfer, an American.
• Based on a baseline survey, need based bench mark statement would help in the long run, with an appropriate time line.
• We did some baseline surveys and got some fantastic feedback, which we then incorporated into the design of the new program.
• "This process . . . will continue until the baseline surveys are completed, " said Sullivan, who refused to give details.
• An environmental baseline survey discovered a munitions open-burn / open-detonation area on the western tip of the island surrounding Punta Boca Quebrada.
• The projects are developed based on the local need by conducting baseline survey and principles of Sustainable Development Goals ( SDGs ).
• The United Nations says the initial visits to the compounds are for a " baseline survey " to lay the groundwork for more elaborate inspections.
• A critical part of the First Phase was the accumulation of baseline surveys for both CO 2 soil content, and water wells in the area.
• CES conducted a baseline survey in November 2001 and submitted the draft updated EA / EMP report to the MMRDA in January 2002 for review.
• "Rape has increased in PNG and has become extremely violent and random, " said the Papua New Guinea Law and Justice Baseline Survey of Community Initiatives.
• For the Roper Center, based at the University of Connecticut, this baseline survey is the first study of what the researchers plan to make an annual project.
• The Diversity Baseline Survey ( DBS ) was sent to 1, 524 reviewer employees and 11, 713 publishing employees for a total of 13, 237 surveys deployed.
• The baseline survey results appeared to have been taken from an earlier dataset called the Cooperative Campaign Analysis Project ( CCAP ), which LaCour had had access to.