The phrase "assessment for over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an evaluation or analysis that has exceeded a certain limit or duration, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The assessment for over the last quarter indicates a significant improvement in performance."
Alternatives: "evaluation for exceeding" or "review for surpassing".
Complete response was defined as no remaining cancer cells according to cytologic and histologic assessment for over 3 months after radiotherapy.
The content of the SVQ and EQ was developed through expert consensus of professionals working in the CIPP, where audio-conferencing has been used routinely as part of clinical assessment for over 10 years.
The telephone assessment nurses were mainly female, had over ten years nursing experience, had previously worked in the National Health Service (NHS), and had worked in telephone assessment for over two years.
To the best of our knowledge no current tool uses Wilcoxon rank sum test for assessment of over-represented TFBSs.
FDR controlled P values [ 75] (FDR < 0.05) were used for the assessment of over-represented GO terms.
To minimise the potential bias associated with early withdrawal from study treatment and to investigate patients' underlying trajectories of palliation, we have chosen a weekly or fortnightly assessment for QOL over 6 months that revealed consistent time effects (Bernhard et al, 2008).
Performance-based seismic design or assessment has been developed for over more than 2 decades.
For example, as the assessment of over-reactivity to external stimuli has been particularly useful in the clinical diagnosis of suspect BSE cases [ 5, 24], the responses to hand clap or bang test, flash test, clipboard test, stick test were combined as tests of over-reactivity.
Overall, 152 pregnant and post-partum patients within 6 weeks of delivery or termination of pregnancy underwent V/Q scans or CTPAs as part of their assessment for suspected PE over a 4-year period between 2007 and 2011.
Our group and our collaborators have extensive experience of use of BADDS as an adjunct to conventional operational diagnosis and it has been part of our standard assessment approach for over 5 years.
Tumor risk assessments for cosmonauts over lifetime after flights are also given.
