This method of assessment is practically useful and clinically appealing for both radiologists and referring physicians [29], because lesions are more conspicuous on this type of images.
One key contributing factor is the fact that such an assessment only becomes practically feasible if access to a database that can be used as 'gold standard' is available.
This 'DVD trigger' assessment yielded theoretically informed, practically relevant answers from the students, over 80% of whom passed.
This assessment showed there is practically no feedback within MTUHA, neither within the hospital nor from a superior level.
In order to improve the development of practical medication competence practically orientated, contextualized teaching and assessment methods and adequate possibilities to practice are necessary [ 4, 7, 10].
Several methods were used to practically assess research impact, including desk analysis, bibliometrics, panel assessments, interviews, and case studies.
Practically, the independent assessment would be easy to arrange.
The official assessment was, "Not bad, but practically this still means that you are not taking full advantage of your potential".
A young man opened a checking account and immediately ran into frequent $2 penalities for issuing checks without having sufficient funds, and there was practically a monthly assessment for not maintaining the minimum balance of $200.
By L. N. Field, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, June 28 , 1941P. 7 A young man opened a checking account and immediately ran into frequent $2 penalities for issuing checks without having sufficient funds, and there was practically a monthly assessment for not maintaining the minimum balance of $200.
