Sentence examples for an example of assessing from inspiring English sources

The study by Tein et al. (2004) presents an example of assessing mediators from the perspectives of multiple informants.

Jennison and Turnbull [ 19] give an example of assessing the effect of a drug on the mother to infant HIV transmission rate among HIV infected breast-feeding mothers, where the proportion of infants infection-free at two years would be a meaningful outcome.

This instructional feedback loop provides an example of how assessing the impact of instructional activities on student learning through the use of a pre/posttest design can positively impact teaching and learning, and how assessment with the PhAT can be used to guide instruction.

The research is in a field sales setting in collaboration with a major insurance provider, providing the first example of assessing Group Motivation Gain (GMG) in a sales setting through a field experiment.

In our case example of assessing active euthanasia for an elderly and terminally ill patient suffering from heavy pain, 31% of the people surveyed rejected the option of the doctor ending the patient's life according to the patient's wishes.

FNR knockout microarray data on Affymetrix platform, which is used here as an example to assess the effect of the knockout of a global transcriptional regulator on gene expression, was obtained from Covert et al. and Kang et al. as raw data and processed as below [6], [7].

In addition, the provided structure can be later used as an example to assess the risk of ASF entrance into other regions or can be conveniently adapted for the introduction of other diseases.

Mononitrated and dinitrated photolabile protecting groups such as CDNI-Glu and MNI-Glu are used as an example to assess the relative value of adding a second nitro group in photoactive cage designs.

This approach is an example of how to assess SDG progress, alongside critical work being carried out to assess wider progress on nutrition, such as the recently launched global nutrition report.

This study provides an example of how to assess the impacts of human interventions on the landscape, and what may be the extent of their effects, for other catchments where the human use of the natural resources in the uplands can jeopardise the use of natural resources downstream.

Examples of assessing the life time by damages formation (pitting and spalling) in the contact region are presented.