Sentence examples for abandoned assessment from inspiring English sources

Based on these results, we abandoned assessment of the survival benefits of adding zoledronic acid to docetaxel treatment in a larger phase III study.

Given that it has abandoned conventional assessment and referral processes, another question is whether the authority remains compliant with the requirements of the 2014 Care Act.

If this regime is interrupted or abandoned however, assessment can begin again at a far-future date utilising the archived data for comparative purposes.

This implied institutional reform is neither hard in the sense of calling for a novel space for trans-domain assessment nor radical in the sense of abandoning existing assessment traditions, but institutional reform nevertheless.

The impact of Ricci may be limited, however, to those instances in which an employer is considering abandoning an assessment tool after it has been used.

By abandoning the assessment in 2011 the NRC had ignored due process, the court ruled. .

This study found 2 cases with duplication of the MIR155HG/miR-155 gene, but the incidence of duplication was relatively low in the case group (0.80%); thus we were forced to abandon statistical assessment of their association with epilepsy.

The government announced on Thursday that plans to roll out the badger cull across England have been abandoned following an assessment of two trial culls.

Additionally, Texas abandoned the 10th-grade assessment in favor of an 11th-grade exam required for graduation, reducing the pressure to show high scores in the 10th grade.

This paper is based on an integrated assessment of abandoned farmland in the Iberian Southeast, a representative area of rich-biodiversity landscapes subject to strong physical stress and highly sensitive to environmental change.

Conversely, two QIs (ex-3 (complete tumour staging data) and ex-4 (HER 2/neu assessment)) were abandoned at the end of 2006, because they were no longer considered to possess sufficient discriminatory power to indicate differences in quality.