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The reliability of US assessment of ET tube placement has been assessed not only for physicians but also for prehospital care providers too [53].
"When performance evaluation time rolls around, or promotion opportunities beckon, you are assessed not only on job achievements, but on your record of volunteerism," wrote the Kielburgers.
A broad-based user fee should be assessed not only on publicly traded companies but also on institutions like mutual funds, securities firms and commercial banks that do not now support the F.A.S.B. but that depend on the transparency its standards provide.
"Competitors are assessed not only for their technical abilities, but also for their communication, presentation and teamwork skills," says Daman.
The efficacy of antidepressant drugs may be assessed not only on differential remission rates, but also on differential amount of residual symptomatology after response.
Furthermore, wax deposition is assessed not only through measurement of the amount of deposited wax, but also by the deposit composition as well as observation of microscopic structure and macroscopic effects on the wax deposit.
In making assessments about technology, it's vital to assess not only the value of the innovation but its chances of survival in the arc of its moment.
The regional life cycle inventory assessment (RELCA) outlined in this paper is the first approach to assess not only the regional environmental performance of bioenergy production, but also the spatial variability of that performance "within" a regional context.
That has forced companies to assess not only their sales figures but everything about their brands, including their credibility.
He assesses not only direction, writing and acting, but camera-perceptiveness, lighting, sound, the acumen or otherwise of producers.
Throughout the battle over smoking and health, Magnuson had admired Dr. Horn's ability to assess not only the scientific but also the social problems involved in the continuation of this mass habit.
