The phrase "abstract assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing evaluations or analyses that are theoretical or conceptual rather than concrete or practical.
Example: "The abstract assessment of the project's impact revealed several key insights that were not immediately apparent."
Alternatives: "theoretical evaluation" or "conceptual analysis".
Abstract Assessment Phase: Two reviewers (MA/TQ) assessed the abstracts for relevance against the review aims.
The requirement of proportionality constitutes one of the substantive limits to emergency powers, requiring specific scrutiny and justification of each measure taken in response to an emergency, rather than an abstract assessment of the overall situation.
After removing duplicates (n = 201), 184 articles were excluded following the title and abstract assessment, leaving 66 articles.
For abstract assessment complete agreement was seen for 884 abstracts (inter-reader agreement κ = 0.84; SE = 0.03) and consensus was reached in 40 cases (23 included, 17 excluded).
All 346 articles electronically identified were written in English, with 269 removed as they were duplicates or did not satisfy the inclusion criteria from title and abstract assessment.
The article selection was performed in two consecutive phases: title and abstract assessment (one reviewer, SB) and full-article assessment (two independent reviewers, SB and ES).
Instead the committee went back to at least one old favorite, nominating previous winner Tom Wolfe for his novel, "Back to Blood," which includes the crashing metaphors in this description of an allegedly aroused woman: "the flood in her loins washed morals, despair and all other abstract assessments away in a cloud of some sort of divine cologne of his".
To describe the abstracts assessment process in the 2011 Conference of the Spanish Society for Quality in Health Care, focusing on the procedures adopted to control the interobserver variability.
The abstract content of all 315 studies were then screened and finally 53 articles remained, which had inclusion and exclusion criteria of systematic review on the basis of titles and abstracts assessment.
Among them, only 250 were eligible based on abstract's assessment.
It then becomes the duty of the state board of equalization to examine the abstracts of assessment submitted by the commission, and certify to the county assessor of each county a record of its action thereon.
