Sentence examples for assessment one time from inspiring English sources

These tests were performed weekly with the exception of chest X-rays (every 4 weeks), arterial blood gas analysis (at screening) and ECG (4 time points each at screening, on day 1 and day 8, after DLT assessment, one time point every 4 weeks).

Although preventive behaviors are dynamic, this analysis is based on assessment at one time point.

The research was based on an assessment at one time point, in the second-half of pregnancy, and the details are described elsewhere (Rochat et al. 2011).

Participants who were unable to complete an assessment at one time period were not excluded from future assessments.

It should be noted that lesion activity assessment at one time point only tells about the probability or risk of progression [ 57].

To our knowledge, our study represents the largest cohort of rare KCNJ11 neonatal diabetic patients undergoing an identical neurodevelopmental assessment at one time.

Since not all three time periods (between four assessments) could be selected due to inter-correlation of those assessments only one time period was selected per non-bereaved individual.

45 46 47 48 Work is now needed to establish the added value of assessing change over time compared with assessment at just one time point and of using different combinations of data on baseline and change for different combinations of physical capability measures.

Wound healing is orchestrated by the spatial and temporal expression of proangiogenic and antiangiogenic factors; it is possible that these molecular endpoints are dynamic during treatment and our assessment at only one time point (i.e., 7 days after the wound stimulus) may have missed an effect window that might have been seen at another time point.

It is possible that this trend in overall decreased performance in AIP scores over time is why other similar studies performed these assessments at only one time point during a semester (i.e. once in the spring and once in the fall) [ 10].

Third, some authors argue that a one time assessment is not as comprehensive as ongoing assessments of medical schools [ 37].