Sentence examples for an expanded assessment from inspiring English sources

It also provides an expanded assessment of the prospects for coal.

We suggest that an expanded assessment with MRI should be performed in similar cases even when the neurological examination, CSF analysis, and CT are normal.

We suggest that when a patient presents with a TCH an expanded assessment with MRI of the brain should be ordered to rule out a cerebral infarct, even when neurological examination, brain CT, and CSF examination are normal as in our case.

Our current study provides an expanded assessment of the technique in a larger number of patients.

The information obtained from this new technology may allow an expanded assessment of tumor aggressiveness and the attendant risk of disease progression[ 11].

Should newer uterotonic drugs such as carbetocin and carbopost become commonly available in India, an expanded assessment of uterotonic drugs will also be warranted.

Expanded assessment of vaccine effectiveness among high-risk recruit populations who are immunologically-naïve and who traditionally sustain higher rates of acute respiratory infections, [27] as well as, among young children and high-risk adults, are indicated and may further refine understanding of biological diversity based on age, sex and background disease states.

If any TP-DI signals are identified in small early trials, expanded assessment can be considered.

Expanded assessments might more comprehensively assess all of the dimensions of natural selection identified by Mayr (1982) or in other representations of this concept.

These results emphasise the importance of expanding assessment of especially psychosocial factors for management of neck pain in general practice.

In partnership with colleagues at Fundación de Investigación de Puerto Rico, we are now expanding assessment of other main staple sources of carbohydrates and perceptions towards such foods, and developing an intervention to assess how the healthy replacement foods affect biomarkers of diabetes.