Sentence examples for an aggregate assessment from inspiring English sources

The study reported that participants who trained with Lumosity for 10 weeks improved on an aggregate assessment of cognition.

This model represents an aggregate assessment of HRQoL over the entire study period.

​As evidence of their product's value, ​Lumos Labs cites a recent study in the journal PLOS ONE showing that participants who trained with Lumosity for 10 weeks improved on an aggregate assessment of cognition.

In these cases, an aggregate assessment was made.

This analysis suggested that these variables were significantly related and thus could be summed to create an aggregate assessment score across all risk factors.

Lastly, the paper provides an updated aggregate assessment approach by extending the time and country coverage of the dataset,2 thereby unveiling new estimates of the overall net effect of ALMPs in the labour market.

A recent aggregate assessment study of chlorpyrifos exposures among children also found a high correlation between exposures via the inhalation and dermal routes (Morgan et al. 2005).

All 9 PRSs (2, 4, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20) assess this dimension by asking about the subjective treatment success; there are no detailed descriptions of the reduction of specific symptoms, ability to go back to work, increase in quality of life, etc. Patients' experience and satisfaction research instruments include the aggregate assessment as a general summary of all previous assessments.

However, we did not conduct an aggregate exposure assessment and so cannot directly test the accuracy of this estimate.

For example, an aggregate exposure assessment of chlorpyrifos found that inhalation exposures accounted for approximately 85% of total daily dose (Pang et al. 2002).

Tables 3, 4, and 5 depict aggregate assessment scores for 2004 2011.