Sentence examples for assessing coverage of from inspiring English sources
The 2006 2007 Angola Malaria Indicator Survey (AMIS) is the first nationally representative household survey in the country assessing coverage of the key malaria control interventions and measuring malaria-related burden among children under 5 years of age.
The 2006 2007 Angola Malaria Indicator Survey (AMIS) is the first nationally representative household survey in the country assessing coverage of the key malaria interventions and measuring malaria-related burden among children under 5 years of age.
We suggest that more stringent criteria should be applied by authors, publishers, and reviewers when assessing coverage of such important and universal topics.
We assessed coverage of assessment and care plan delivery on a practice nurse level to allow for an investigation of inter-nurse variance.
The prime values of the SRS would be to allow: (i) legislative bodies as well as political and business leaders to assess the likely success of varying types of space projects; (ii) help insurance companies to assess coverage of space projects; (iii) create a means for objective risk assessment; and (iv) help various types of space projects to be engineered or re-designed to be safer.
For instance, we could use a grid to assess coverage of a map such as that shown in Fig. 3, and determine gaps where coverage is less than that desired for individual cells.
Here we formally describe the resource and assess coverage of the genetic variants from prioritized loci generated on the SNP panel with the HapMap populations.
To assess coverage of ROP programs and their compliance with national guidelines.
Firstly, we assessed coverage of the human genome by the three drug databases both individually and in toto.
To analyse the range of the coverage across the genome, we assessed coverage of specifically the coding regions present in the Brown et al. finished genome sequence.
To assess coverage of the agave transcriptomes, we plotted the frequency of observing a new unique 25-mer sequence over an increasing number of randomly sampled reads.
