The phrase "assessment that affect" is not correct as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It can be used in contexts discussing evaluations or analyses that have an impact on something, but it needs to be revised for clarity.
Example: "The assessment that affects the project's outcome will be conducted next week."
Alternatives: "evaluation that influences" or "analysis that impacts".
Appropriate study design is dependent not only on a working knowledge of the unique features of hypertension in children, but also on a practical assessment of factors that affect drug disposition in children.
b) Inclusion of values into assessments: This understanding refers to specific deliberation on ethical assumptions and normative stances in the assessments based on the observation that assessments often make normative assumptions that affect the assessment conclusions but do not reflect on these (see. e.g. Mongin 2006).
Athletes have clear evidence of hypertonia, ataxia and/or athetosis on physical assessment that will affect running.
The 2008 Meher assessment identified other factors that affect food security at the household level and included emergency needs for water, sanitation, health, nutrition.
These disease-specific measures have been shown to improve on the generic EORTC QLQ-C30 questionnaire and to provide a better assessment of the issues that affect the QoL of women treated exclusively for gynaecological cancers (Greimel et al, 2006).
Or you could find a local pro who specializes in your area and knows the detailed (and possibly quirky) criteria that affect assessments there.
Although subjective threshold visual field testing and stereoscopic biomicroscopy of the disc and disc photos provide powerful clinical assessments of eye disorders that affect retinal ganglion cells, quantitative, objective measurement of NFL thickness has added an additional diagnostic indicator of such disorders [ 1, 2] and is routinely used in monitoring response to therapy.
If your contract with Dataco included a provision that gave the company IP rights in your work on databases, how would that affect your assessment of who owns the IPRs?
As we are rapidly approaching another spring season of forage growth, it may be useful to consider some of the issues that affect the assessment of spring forage growth.
In vitro studies are reported to be unable to simulate exactly the in vivo conditions;[29, 30] however, the in vitro settings are fundamental for the qualitative assessment of the singular variable that affect the overall resistance to slide.
