Sentence examples for assessment of continuous from inspiring English sources

As detection tasks (and likely other tasks) involve assessment of continuous measures of performance, when equipped with multisensory stimuli, they open the possibility of measurement and quantification of potentially fine-grained differences in the integrity of unisensory systems, as well as in the integrative processes operating on the information extracted within these pathways.

On November 28 The United States Geological Survey (USGS) published an assessment of continuous (unconventional or 'tight') resources in a part of the prolific Permian oil and gas basin that straddles Western Texas and Southeastern New Mexico.

While numerous studies have been conducted on the Permian's half-dozen sub-basins and their many overlapping formations, this represents the first comprehensives USGS assessment of continuous resources in Wolfcamp and Bone Spring within the Delaware Basin.

Colinearity assessment of continuous explanatory baseline disease variables identified significant associations between all variables (p<0.001).

After assessment of continuous variables for skewness and kurtosis, no data transformations were required.

For the assessment of continuous variables, we used the fractional polynomial method, an iterative estimation process that determines the best-fitting polynomial regression function, if any.

These three trials were conducted in the USA and included only 350 women in total, leading the authors of this latter meta-analysis to recommend replication elsewhere in more robust designs using larger samples and standardised assessments of continuous abstinence.

These trials, however [ 8– 10], included only 350 women in total and used only 7-day point prevalence of smoking abstinence as a primary outcome, leading authors to recommend replication in more robust designs, using larger samples and standardized assessments of continuous abstinence.

Steps should be taken to minimise the risk associated with this procedure, including a thorough airway assessment, use of continuous capnography and the presence of suitably trained operators and assistants.

The same approach will be used for the assessment of the continuous secondary end-points where there are continual variables.

A benchmark in this sense will be provided by the assessment of the continuous spontaneous localization (CSL) model through a non-interferometric approach.