Sentence examples for assessment of points from inspiring English sources
Tracey Wilson was brought in to make a John King-like assessment of points and scoring.
Qualitative assessment of points 1 to 3, summarized by Figure 2 and 6, were successfully evaluated in silico and have led us to suggest that constraint-based modeling can be used as a descriptive and predictive framework to study the metabolic alterations supporting cancer in cells.
Although there is no report on the implications of this gene for male fertility, its small size makes it an attractive candidate for the assessment of point nucleotide changes.
Prospective cohort studies with longitudinal assessment of point-of-care drug use screening and HIV outcomes are needed.
This indicates that it is reasonable to rely only on the subjective assessment of point sources position of the live image to decide the correct positioning of the gamma camera relative to the stifle for the lateral scintigram.
In this paper, we provide a comparative empirical assessment of point estimates of absolute and relative survival rates and their standard errors obtained with the traditional and the alternative methods.
Different assessments of point-of-sale advertising of healthy/unhealthy foods were due to confusion about the definition of 'point of sale'.
The primary objective of this study was to evaluate the role of serial assessments of point-of-care (POCT) blood NGAL, compared to serial sCr assessments for the fast and accurate diagnosis of clinically adjudicated AKI in patients hospitalized from the ED for different acute diseases.
However, I would like to note that almost all of the top ten universities, for example, created more spin-off with the assessment of 3 points than spin-off with the assessment of 2 points.
Friedman seems satisfied with the book's assessment of both points, less so with Stein and Kim's occasional "Feminism lite".
The current best design practices for clinical studies require consideration of the assessment of end points that combine key processes and outcomes.
