For LMICs particularly, models that specifically include cost effectiveness and affordability are proposed for assessing, for example, options for breast cancer control (97).
EMA studies of stress and affect often use experience-sampling strategies to inquire about various domains of affect, assessing, for example, stress levels either "right now" or "in the last 30 minutes," on Likert-type scales.
This indicates that these new cytostatic drugs may require functional and molecular imaging to assess, for example, metabolism, perfusion or diffusion characteristics, rather than anatomical assessment of tumour size.
During these studies, additional validated and exploratory endometriosis end points can be assessed; for example, daily collections including the initiative on methods, measurement, and pain assessment in clinical trials (IMMPACT II).
You could assess, for example, the exact percentage and degree of someone's burns from the way they looked in a game".
But with oil expected to spew into the gulf throughout the summer, it is impossible right now to assess, for example, the harm to a fisherman who may be out of work for months, or even years.
The options for new users were narrowed, by removing sellers who are more difficult to assess (for example those who had less-than-perfect feedback on things like shipping times).
If the individual is conscious, cognition is assessed; for example, the person may be asked to describe details of the current situation (e.g., the game, in the case of an athlete).
It offers a way to also assess for example crossing flows with a few main and many secondary directions at arbitrary angles.
The efficiency and practical suitability of these technologies and their respective advantages and disadvantages were assessed for example by Beier and colleagues [3].
The description of the PSF (Point Spread Function) of IACT is a prerequisite to assess, for example, the possibility to reveal diffuse emission around point like sources.
