The phrase "assessment of adjusting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the evaluation of changes or modifications, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The assessment of adjusting the project timeline revealed several potential issues."
Alternatives: "evaluation of modifications" or "review of adjustments".
Appropriate sedation requires a good method of assessment to adjust the dosage of sedatives.
Appropriate sedation benefits patients by reducing the stress response, but it requires an appropriate method of assessment to adjust the dosage of sedatives.
However, currently, there is no established method of adjusting the assessment of study quality allowing for reporting completeness.
The AUC was divided by the period of the completed assessments to adjust for the fact that some patients recorded pain for shorter periods than others.
○ Assessment of quality-adjusted-life-years with the EuroQol classification system (EQ-5D) [ 12 ].
The results will be presented in accordance with recent guidelines for reporting HRQOL RCTs [ 11]. ○ Assessment of quality-adjusted-life-years with the EuroQol classification system (EQ-5D) [ 12].
In particular, they seemed to have difficulties with the contents of their assessments, with the reasons for doing assessments, and with adjusting their assessments in keeping with LAR communicative aspirations.
A careful assessment of TNF/LTA variants adjusted for linkage disequilibrium with HLA loci is needed to further clarify the role of these genes in type 1 diabetes susceptibility in the population of South Croatia.
A second set of interviews will be carried out with these patients at the end of the final assessment of their new adjusted dentures.
In addition, in a multivariate analysis of patient satisfaction and global assessment of leg pain adjusted for recurrent LDH, male sex, smoking, and age, a reintervention for a recurrent LDH represented the largest independent risk of patient dissatisfaction.
