Sentence examples for assessment for a given from inspiring English sources
To conduct a risk assessment for a given substance, it is necessary to locate its classification, labelling and packaging information [53].
The first is to provide good diagnostic criteria to help identify paleotsunami deposits, which are necessary to improve the tsunami hazard assessment for a given coast (e.g. Clague et al., 2000; Nanayama et al., 2007; Jankaew et al., 2008).
Subsequently, a coded ("blinded") histopathological assessment for a given organ was performed by inverting all slides and then sorting them into groups using criteria established in the uncoded examination.
The tool links health care resources to disease profiles, patient demographics, clinical practice pathways, and technology requirements, providing resource needs and budget assessment for a given country.
Two are of particular importance; first, the right to gain access to medical records of relatives, in order to provide accurate risk assessment for a given family member, versus the right to privacy in respect of personal medical information and, second, the obligation (or otherwise) to inform family members of their risk status if they have not actively sought that knowledge.
Clinical effectiveness data were analyzed in patients who had a non-missing baseline and at least one postbaseline assessment for a given effectiveness measurement and used mixed-model methodology with baseline value as a covariate, a fixed effect for time, and a random effect for center.
Since some conditions present with similar symptoms, it is possible for the assessment of a given health condition to change in an emergency department setting, where additional diagnostic criteria may be applied.
However, since a different type of identifier was used in this second sample, it is impossible to link the assessments for a given client.
Once qualified by FDA, these measures could, over time, become 'gold standard' assessment tools for a given concept of interest and context of use.
We recommend that researchers shift to using "design for dissemination" principles to maximize both the goodness of fit and validity of screening and assessment measures for a given setting.
