Sentence examples for assessment of correctness from inspiring English sources
Table 1 shows the number of cases in each category in the assessment of correctness of diagnostic information for the diagnoses recorded in the CCR.
However, as cases of disease may be recorded as "without diagnosis" in the CCR despite specific information in the VCR (seen for two of the 17 cases of "without diagnosis" in the CCR in the assessment of correctness), there is likely an under-estimation of disease in organ systems other than whole body.
During the personal consultations in the GP's practice, the structured dialogue is followed by an assessment of the correctness of exercise performance (correction, adaptation of resistance, progression from "basic" to "intensive" exercises) and by rehearsing new exercises.
Assessment of the correctness of the mapping is done based on the completeness of the mapping.
The heuristic we propose here allows for an assessment of the correctness of a GRN topology given the underlying data without the need to estimate parameter values.
Quality of care indicators for documentation of assessment and correctness of treatment (drugs/fluids) were identified and compared against guidelines to establish if differences existed in the process of care on weekdays compared to weekends.
The first set was extracted and manipulated by data managers at their native sites just as they normally would and was used as a standard for assessment of completeness and correctness.
That is why the paper concerns the assessment of a combustion process correctness in a direct injection compression-ignition engine on the basis of vibration signal runs and their digital processing.
However, an assessment of the completeness and correctness of the information on study populations in submitted manuscripts would require access to the trial protocols.
The main goal was to produce a comprehensive list of criteria based on EBHI requirements for detailed assessment of the contents and correctness of health information on CRC screening and to make such assessments as objective as possible.
