Sentence examples for assess with accuracy from inspiring English sources

When it comes to pesticide use there isn't a research group in the world that could assess with accuracy the health risks of long-term exposure to a clutch of different pesticide residues.

If pre-primary institutions undertake robust School Self-evaluation and can assess with accuracy where they are and how well they are doing, they can plan and prioritize their work, set targets and standards, formulate policies and allocate resources strategically, as well as evaluate progress and target achievements effectively and efficiently.

As such, it was not possible to assess with accuracy how the distance and the time-travel from household to closest health facility affected the PNC attendance.

The prevalence in cattle can now be assessed with accuracy because exhaustive BSE testing of adult cattle was implemented in 2001 in all European member states (January 1 for abattoirs and July 1 for rendering plants).

While the explicit costs of implementing this intervention can be assessed with accuracy, it is much more difficult to estimate the implicit cost savings because of the lack of information regarding a key event, namely the reduction in the probability of spread as a direct result of the intervention.

So, lung ultrasound may be an interesting tool for the physiotherapist as it allows to assess with more accuracy the patient improving the chest physiotherapy indication and monitoring (1).

The AIF is sensitive to blood flow velocity (linked to body weight), blood pressure (dependent on anesthesia dose and body temperature), and the amount of contrast agent injected (variable due to manual injection method typically used for animal studies), all parameters that are difficult to assess with great accuracy and likely vary from subject to subject.

In this simulation we aimed to assess, with an accuracy of 95%, whether a person scored above or below the chosen cut-off point.

Furthermore, this inhomogeneity combined with the above-listed inter-individual factors makes it difficult to assess with any accuracy the total amount of antibiotic released from spacers in vivo.

A recently published human gut microbial catalog of 3.3 million non-redundant microbial genes [ 134] will help assess with greater accuracy the impact of metagenome diversity on obesity in humans.

The importance of an independent data set cannot be overemphasized as we found dramatic differences in model accuracy assessed with prediction accuracy on the training data set, as estimated with bootstrapping, and from use of an independent data set.