Sentence examples for assessment approximately from inspiring English sources

The vague assessment "approximately between 4 to 6 days" is modeled by a fuzzy set (cf. Fig. 12).

They subsequently completed the ultrasound knowledge assessment approximately 6 months after the bedside ultrasound training day on their own time in an unproctored setting.

Students earned two course points for completing this assessment (approximately 0.25% of their final grade) and the majority of students did so (87.9% of the class).

The last step rewarded best performing health facilities after the second round of community assessment (approximately six months after the first assessment).

All PDCs received formal training on how to undertake the ground assessment (i.e. recommended pathway for the assessment), how to record the data and were instructed to complete the assessment approximately 20 min before the game started to avoid collisions with the players warming-up.

Study 1 was a longitudinal, online study in which undergraduate students completed the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support and the Bulimia Test Revised at the Time 1 assessment, and the Perceived Stress Scale and the Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire at the Time 2 assessment, approximately four weeks later.

Starting in 1922, over 1,500 children were assessed and then followed throughout their lives, completing various assessments approximately every 5 to 10 years.

We randomly selected and coded 10 of the 93 written assessments (approximately 10%) using the coding guide.

The study had a screening and recruiting phase and then longitudinal assessments approximately every three months over one year.

An IVR service contractor programmed and delivered the risk assessments (approximately 5 min), which included questions to identify relapse risk on five factors: lapses, cravings, negative affect, self-efficacy and motivation to remain quit.

Of the 45 patients who completed baseline assessments, approximately half of the patients had significant bone disease with vertebral collapse and/or long bone fractures; 6 had undergone previous orthopaedic surgery and 11 received regular analgesia (Table  1).