Sentence examples for assessment either as from inspiring English sources

It was agreed that to diagnose dilatory Eustachian tube dysfunction, patient-reported symptoms should go together with evidence of negative pressure in the middle ear as assessed by clinical assessment, either as follows: otoscopic or otomicroscopic evidence of tympanic membrane retraction and/or tympanogram indicating negative middle ear pressure.

This approach can be further used as a service composition validation methodology and an input to quality assessment, either as is or with augmentation.

Alternatively, it might suggest either appropriate targeting where employment is being used as an informal assessment either of means or of disability.

For calculating the delay between disease onset and clinical assessment we used as date of assessment either the date of admission or the date of first blood sample taken, whatever was the earlier date (Table 3).

In these unforgiving times, men don't escape microscopic assessment either (John Kerry and his rumored dalliance with Botox caused almost as much heated discussion as his Vietnam record), but they present a bland and unremarkable canvas compared with women.

He is not alone in his assessment, either.

In EFRA studies, experimental studies involving the use of a falls risk assessment tool, either as a sole intervention or in conjunction with others, are accepted.

As Nestle observes, "No company is going to put a 'Don't buy me' sign on its products". Consumers don't seem to relish negative assessments either.

We suggest lacunarity analysis may find utility in melanocytic lesion assessment as either part of an artificial neural-network reduced parameter set or as a stand-alone measure.

Occasionally, studies will include an assessment of health outcomes, either as a primary or secondary measure, during the course of the study.

But for all its humor, his answer was no throwaway, either as an assessment of the prized and pampered Newberry organ or as a metaphor for Yale's keyboard programming in general -- a comprehensive and, at times, challenging series of organ and piano recitals.