Sentence examples for A modified assessment from inspiring English sources
Participants who were unable or unwilling to attend a health centre were offered a modified assessment in their own home.
Owing to the lack of evidence in the literature specifically reviewing the assessment of case series, we have based our evaluation on a modified assessment tool on risk of bias from the Cochrane Collaboration, 114 together with suggestions drawn up by Albrecht 12 for improving the quality of case series.
We used a modified assessment questionnaire to assess the quality of these Web sites.
Details of the study characteristics are shown in online supplement 3. A summary of the risk of bias in studies C08-002 and C08-003 is presented in online supplement 4. Bias was assessed using a modified assessment criteria for case series.
To minimize the effect of heading date on BGR and to obtain the greatest degree of discrimination between susceptible and resistant plants, we employed a modified assessment method for BGR resistance during the genetic analysis.
The quality of the included studies was assessed with a modified quality assessment tool, which was originally designed for use with observational studies.
All the papers included were independently assessed by 2 reviewers using a modified CASP assessment tool (CASP 2010).
The studies lacked validation and had high risk of bias and poor clinical applicability as assessed by two independent reviewers using a modified quality assessment tool.
A modified SALG assessment, administered in pre- and posttest form on Moodle, allowed students to self-report changes in skill sets.
> Trainees showed significant improvement in acquired knowledge as demonstrated by pre- and post-tests, using a modified standardized assessment designed by the WHO for trainings on the MHGAP.
Those controlled trials provided evidence for a rapid reduction in disease activity in response to tocilizumab in patients with active RA as measured by American College of Rheumatology (ACR) responses, disease activity scores (DAS) and a modified health assessment questionnaire (MHAQ).
