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The development of the current tool in this study reflects a first step in this direction, using an already established violence risk assessment scheme to assess relevant domains of risk for absconding behavior specifically.
We sought to create a disease-specific Celiac Symptom Index (CSI) to reliably assess relevant symptoms.
Our objective is to assess relevant technologies for their maturity, expected development, and potential to benefit the agricultural modeling community.
The numerical model proposed predicted all aspects observed experimentally, and can be used to assess relevant information in the design of wooden structures strengthened by NSM method.
To assess relevant changes in HR-QoL measured by EQ-5D, the Minimally Clinically Important Difference (MCID) for EQ-5D in degenerative spinal conditions has been assessed at 0.08 points [7, 12, 13].
The approach taken to address future emissions is, starting from the baseline described above, to assess relevant scenarios (e.g. concerning economy, demography, industry, consumption, energy, agriculture, hydrology) and analyse how these scenarios may affect use and emissions of chemicals.
Two (of three) reviewers (MH, RL and DP) independently screened titles and abstracts for relevance, assessed relevant papers against inclusion criteria and considered study quality.
This is a somatostatin analogue scintigraphy that assesses relevant receptor expression in vivo.
Comparing alternative potential technologies and assessing relevant results in terms of their implementation on agroecosystems in specific environmental and social contexts is a complex matter.
Our data highlight the value of functional assays using virus-infected target cells as opposed to peptide-pulsed APC when assessing relevant escape mutations in CTL epitopes.
In this chapter, we review and discuss the promising role of epigenetics in understanding disease etiology, assessing relevant exposures, and using them for disease prediction and therapy.
