Sentence examples for assessment availability from inspiring English sources
Data fields included the timing and structure of final assessment, availability of re-sits, elective arrangements along with the timing and structure of any preparation for practice modules.
However, results of clinical studies are difficult to compare because of variations in severity of RIF, method of RIF assessment, availability of efficient therapeutic drugs, treatment duration, and quality of trial design.
Literature offers two heuristics as possible mechanisms underlying risk assessment: availability heuristic and affect heuristic (Pachur et al. 2012).
Significant weaknesses of these imaging studies include the need for both CT and MRI studies for appropriate lung assessment, availability, and cost.
[Personal communication with K. Torpey, 2009] The increasing trend in uptake of CD4 count assessment, availability of results at clinics, and cART initiation among HIV-positive pregnant women as well as the increase in the overall uptake of ARV regimes are more likely related to the continuous technical support that ZPCT provided [Personal communication with K Torpey, 2009].
Quantitative part included PHC facility survey (n=16) utilizing WHO health facility assessment tool to assess availability of IMCI essential drugs, supplies, and equipments.
Failure scenarios analysis constitutes one of the cornerstones of risk assessment and availability analysis.
For this purpose, the subcohort of miners hired in 1960 or later (1960+ subcohort) was used, which is characterised by uniform very low exposure rates (average 0.2 working level) over a long time, high quality of exposure assessment and availability of individual data on important potential confounders.
The domains are defined below: 1. Needs Assessment - availability of information on characteristics of population in treatment, i.e. demography, socioeconomic status, languages spoken, literacy levels, cultural beliefs & practices.
Electrocardiographically determined LVMI could be considered a useful tool to identify adults at risk for diabetes based on its ease of assessment, ready availability, and cost-effectiveness.
