Sentence examples for a future assessment of from inspiring English sources
27 Follow-up over weeks or longer to monitor recovery, or a future assessment of the outcomes for mothers and babies at a later date, would act as a vehicle for estimating costs and consequences beyond the perinatal period and shed more light on long term cost effectiveness.
The large number of samples described here, from a wide range of vegetation community types, expands the known list of Nantucket ant species more than three-fold and provides a baseline for future assessment of the effects of ongoing, long-term ecosystem management on Nantucket.
The baseline data described here may be useful as a reference for future assessment of cats with pancreatic disease.
These estimates provide a benchmark for future assessment of the impact of changes to screening program recommendations to the costs of cervical screening in Australia.
This evaluation provides a benchmark for future assessment of the impact of HPV vaccination and of potential changes to screening program recommendations on the resource utilisation and costs of cervical screening in Australia.
Moreover, the data presented here will be the last population-based Danish data on HPV prevalence in virtually unvaccinated women, and as such form a valuable baseline for future assessment of vaccine impact.
The results obtained in this research will be useful for future assessment of a quantitative correlation between transient rheology and the evolution of fiber orientation.
The strengths of the study include a large study population and the provision of epidemiological information on severe RVGE disease in the area which constitutes a valuable baseline for the future assessment of rotavirus vaccine impact.
Nevertheless, the high-throughput data generated with the WSA systems can be used as a 'gold standard' to provide bench-mark criteria to translate into diagnostic practice using a conventional microscope for the future assessment of mild MCDs.
Future assessment of models can take advantage of the availability of our precise participant-level database.
