Sentence examples for assessment of conversion from inspiring English sources

Further evaluation of the QFT-IT in Indonesia will assess its performance in child TB case contacts against a gradient of exposure and longitudinal assessment of conversion and reversion rates.

In this case report we will emphasize the impact of a comprehensive and ongoing psychosomatic and neurological diagnostic assessment of conversion disorder.

Thus, we consider the conversion events detected by the SNP-based method (method 1) to be inaccurate based on autapomorphic SNPs, but we consider the conversion events of the coverage method (method 2) to be a conservative, yet relatively accurate, assessment of conversion between the polyploid G. hirsutum genomes.

These studies obtained different risk assessments of conversion from CN to MCI or DAT (referred to here as MCI/DAT) and used different sets of NI biomarkers.

The economic assessment of the conversion of this energy to electricity for reverse osmosis desalination is also carried out.

This paper represents, to the best of the authors' knowledge, the first integral assessment of the conversion of lignocellulosic material into bioethanol including the valorization of side streams.

PGES activity was measured by assessment of the conversion of PGH2 to PGE2, as reported previously [ 25, 35].

Therefore, assessment of the conversion of oil to biodiesel is required for monitoring and control of the production process in order to meet international biodiesel standards.

For assessment of gene conversion at the pilE locus, we first determined the presence of the pilE locus by PCR with primers 5'pilE and 3'pilE, which anneal upstream and downstream of pilE, respectively [ 35].

For this purpose, conceptual process design, process modelling, economic and carbon footprint assessments of five conversion alternatives for wastewater-based PHB to MC or MA are performed.

Specifically, alignment to the 16.6 Kb human MT genome allows for an assessment of C-T conversion rate (no C's are expected to remain post-bisulfite conversion).