Sentence examples for assessment based on data from inspiring English sources

However, uncertainty with respect to the significance of the assessment based on data of conventionally applied acute and chronic toxicity tests is considered, e.g. by assessment factors.

In the age-group 60+ years, the VC assessment based on data from an average 18 million (i.e. ~85% of the total 22 million) individuals of this age-group living in Germany.

Sharp regional distinctions in landform and meteorology, in addition to relatively scant historical wind data, preclude a comprehensive assessment based on existing data, motivating a regional approach to the assessment using a diversity of techniques.

Lethal data were not used in calculations, because assessment based on sublethal data is also protective for effects on survival.

A new approach to the breach assessment, based on measurement data from the flood level sensors, is presented.

The preclinical dosimetry and biodistribution of -[18F]flubatine was shown and the feasibility of a dose assessment based on image data acquired on a small animal PET/MR and a clinical PET/CT was demonstrated.

This low use is supported also by the recent data from French ICUs, which points out the divergence between subjective perception of higher use reflected in the results of surveys among ICU physicians and the objective assessment based on patient data [12 14, 16].

This approach implemented in 3D realistic human coronary arteries could open the pathway to FFR assessment based on imaging data only without the need of a pressure wire.

However, the process of comparing self-assessments with external standards can only lead to improvement if the physician is made aware of discordance between his/her self-assessment and an assessment based on credible data and established standards [ 19, 20].

Table 5 outlines the typical uncertainty factors applied and provides a discussion of the applicability of such factors to a risk assessment based on human data using an internal measure of biologically relevant exposures.

The mostly pointed limitations of the studies focused on the impact of environmental factors on child neurodevelopment are related to the study design and analysis such as retrospective study design, exposure assessment based on questionnaire data, and lack of adequate control for confounding factors.