Sentence examples for a more specific assessment from inspiring English sources
This broadens the definition by Slater, as the micro level specifically addresses individual circumstances under which a certain mode is used or has to be used and allows for a more specific assessment of the actual quality of certain situations.
A more specific assessment of spine mobility might reveal different results.
Glycated albumin assays generally provide a more specific assessment of protein glycation over the same period of time as fructosamine.
Other investigators have opened the skin to enable LDI to provide a more specific assessment of MCL perfusion [ 36, 37].
Since body fat composition is considered to be a more specific assessment, it is assumed that BMI is over-classifying those who may have more muscular body types.
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RECIST is easier to assess than UCSTS, which may deserve more specific assessment for trials with targeted therapies.
In doing so, we have identified common domains that ought to be included as part of a health facilities census, which should guide the development of more specific assessment indicators to correspond to each of these domains similar to those service-specific tools mentioned above.
The GAF, a simple global assessment of function, performs as well as many of the more specific assessment instruments.
Indeed, a recent literature review on the built environment, physical activity and obesity called for more specific assessment of parks through direct, objective and systematic observation of details such as the quality of the amenities, or the "micro-scale" variables, in parks [ 28].
But, he added, "patients need to know they can call somebody at midnight after surgery and get clear advice both on managing symptoms and on figuring out when the symptom requires more specific assessment for potential postsurgical problems".
