Sentence examples for assessment in five from inspiring English sources
The subscore A of the index is for pain assessment in five different circumstances: during walking (A1), using stairs (A2), in bed (A3), sitting or lying (A4) and standing (A5).
Another example of using physical models at medium scale is depicted by Hürlimann et al. (2006) who carried out a detailed debris flow hazard assessment in five torrent catchments in the Principality of Andorra.
Change in treatment occurred before the six week primary outcome assessment in five participants (prednisolone n=1, ciclosporin n=4).
The first sample of 250 students was drawn based on their BDI-II scores collected as part of the baseline assessment in five schools in the active arm of the trial.
In this audit 50 technical staff undergone with assessment in two categories i.e. Awareness; assessed by quarterly quiz and Practices; assessed by direct observation and are evaluated in criteria of Satisfactory, Good & Excellent.
But there are hints in the Treasury's analysis that suggest that both could be met in a subsequent assessment in two or three years' time.
Superintendents also say there is an element of uncertainty in the targets because the state will introduce a new national assessment in two years.
Examples of technology assessment in two technical areas are included to reinforce and complement the strategy description.
Assessment in nine countries in Europe based on headache yesterday, and therefore free from recall bias, shows that headache affects 15-17% of adults aged 18-65 years on any day.
Regarding the prediction of response to therapy, Edeline et al. [23] reported that information gathered from end of treatment PET (visual assessment) in ten pediatric patients suffering from NHL did not provide further information to accurately predict outcome.
In doing so, our work addresses 21st century skill assessment in two ways, namely of inquiry (designing and conducting experiments), and in the context of complex systems, a key topic area of 21st century skills.
