Sentence examples for assessment at different levels from inspiring English sources

Apart from classic molecular systematic applications to infer taxon phylogenies, the trend is obvious to approach molecular and biodiversity assessment at different levels in various communities, at intraspecific level and in environmental samples, including systematic studies of bacterial and viral pathogenic agents.

Future studies in Norway should include a representative sample of casualty clinics, and enough clinics to allow empirical assessment of effects at different levels.

A previous study was carried out in Tanzania, which examined the supply side/institutional barriers to enrolment, through an assessment of implementation at different levels of the system [ 4], however, there has been no subsequent analysis of these factors, nor an assessment of the characteristics of insured members in this context.

Caution is required, however, in inferring comparability of national disease burden assessments across countries at different levels of development.

Assessment items were set at different levels with reference to the revised version of Bloom's taxonomy (Krathwohl 2002).

Assessment of electricity access at different levels of health facilities was limited by the lack of comparable definitions for primary, secondary, and tertiary facilities.

Secondly, because aromatase is present in different compartments of the breast (and at different levels) complete assessment requires quantification of multiple tissue types and an estimate of the relative amounts of each compartment.

Health equity and the realisation of human rights are increasingly discussed as desired health research outcomes and need be taken into account at different levels of assessment, be they related to structure, process or outcome [ 94, 95].

Most assessment in the clinical workplace is directed at different levels of Miller's Pyramid (Miller 1990).

The used stratification of drug resistance (MDRO/XDR/PDR) may become an important tool for the assessment of public health and microbiological hazards at different levels.

The expansion of the PMTCT services to lower level HFs is recent and an assessment of the uptake of HIV testing at different levels of HFs as well as of the timing of the testing is needed to guide further planning of such programs.