Sentence examples for assessment should be interpreted from inspiring English sources

The results of this assessment should be interpreted in light of its strengths and limitations.

Because of the difficulty to distinguish between shortcomings in the audits' conduct and weaknesses in their documentation, their quantitative assessment should be interpreted with caution, but we have confidence in the principal patterns that have emerged.

Similarly, comparisons based on scales with different underlying assessment methods should be interpreted with caution.

Although our study has provided us with useful information for developing future training activities aimed at strengthening physicians' cultural competence, such self-assessment data should be interpreted with caution.

With regards to prognostic stratification, this is clinically important because predischarge assessment of LVEF should be interpreted differently in patients with diabetes.

However, despite the similarities in design and outcome assessments, corresponding comparisons should be interpreted with caution.

MRI tumour size assessment particularly for DCIS should be interpreted with caution.

Our observation suggests that epidemiological studies relying on a single assessment of HPV status should be interpreted with caution.

Although patient-reported outcome assessments are subjective and should be interpreted accordingly, the DTSQ is a validated measure for assessing treatment satisfaction and perceived hyperglycaemia and hypoglycaemia [ 17, 18].

Furthermore, we have discussed several important limitations such as study design, exposure measurement, and developmental assessment from current literature, which should be interpreted with caution.

Thus, we first describe the results of the metric comparisons here, and then follow with an assessment of how those comparisons should be interpreted on a pairwise basis to test potential methodological sources of error.