Sentence examples for assessing the placement from inspiring English sources

There are a few general guidelines when an archaeologist is assessing the placement of the fetus and the adult: If the fetal remains are found in a fetal position and are wholly within the pelvic cavity of the adult, the fetus died and was interred prior to delivery.

Applying recently developed Bayesian approaches, we estimate the magnitude and placement of climatic niche shifts, and investigate the impact of the transition from the tropical into the cold/temperate climate niche by assessing the placement of shifts in diversification rates.

At the end of the semester, students are required to complete a placement evaluation to assess the placement organization, the supervision received, and the value of the clinical experience.

To assess the placement rates for experienced users versus newly trained physicians using the new ESS 305 delivery catheter for the Essure microinsert hysteroscopic sterilization system.

Daily CXRs are often performed in ICUs to assess the placement of medical devices.

To assess the placement of Mot1CTD, we again used our CX-MS data.

In such cases, assessing the ideal placement and the expected effects of a marine reserve is not straightforward.

However, it is possible to connect the capnography device to the EFT via the tip of an endotracheal tube and to assess the correct placement of the EFT by the absence of CO2 detection.

When expandable needles with multiple tines are used, it is important to assess the correct placement of the deployed tines before starting the ablation (Fig. 1).

Large-scale phylogenies were constructed in order to assess the overall placement of the Enoplia in the nematode framework, elucidate major clades within the previously undersampled Enoplida, and investigate lower taxonomic relationships amongst Enoplid genera.

Harris et al. [ 17] showed how the morphological characters used to assess the phylogenetic placement of the turtles within the tree of amniotes can lead to conflicting signals, and suggested, given these difficulties, that the answer to this long-standing controversy would most probably come from molecular data.