Sentence examples for assess although the from inspiring English sources

The likely impact on breast cancer mortality is difficult to assess, although the potential benefit of the lead time gained must not be ignored when assessing the costs and benefits of BSE.

Individual cases or workplaces at one company should be assessed, although the psychometric properties of such assessments are questionable or absent.

Its impact on health outcomes is yet to be fully assessed, although the ICDMS has produced positive outcomes to date.

In conclusion, the type of patient undergoing primary arthroplasty appears to be similar in the different hospitals assessed, although the differences in the clinical criteria followed when indicating surgery mean that approximately a quarter of interventions performed could be considered to be inappropriate.

Practice related causes of variation could include differences in selection protocols for breast conserving surgery, poor surgical technique, and differences in how resection margins are assessed (although the effect of this last could be small given the national pathology reporting guidelines 6).

In 39 randomly enrolled patients, only 14 teeth could not be sufficiently assessed, although the patients presented with gold (n = 3), cement (n = 24), amalgam (n = 104) and composite (n = 267) fillings and gold (n = 70) and ceramic (n = 6) crowns.

Ethnicity and its associations with HPV type distribution were assessed, although this was not the primary objective and the study was not sufficiently powered to test any hypothesis around this.

Since nearly all yeast strains lack an MCU, the Ca2+-dependence of the yeast PTP has not been easy to assess although it was known that the yeast PT is favored by added Ca2+ [67].

Moreover, it is unlikely with the methodology of the time that the absolute content of Si in the basal diet could be assessed, although in the rat study it was reported as < 5 µg Si/g feed [11].

The midwives' competencies in aspects of perineal management were, in some cases, formally assessed although again the form of assessment was not identified.

Focus is not directly assessed, although during the interviews patients described focus to be similar to concentration and therefore thus may be covered by the LPH in this patient population.