We discuss potential explanations for the equivocal findings and highlight key areas for further investigation, including the need for longitudinal designs and multimethod assessment that captures the multiple dimensions of empathy in childhood.
However, a thorough multivariate statistical assessment that captures the complexity of broad global fire-environment relationships has yet to be undertaken.
National exposure models were required by Carex Canada to produce population exposure assessments that captured both between-city and within-city pollution variability.
Hill and her team have developed assessments that capture teachers' mathematical knowledge for teaching and teachers' mathematical quality of instruction, assessments now widely available to researchers, instructional coaches, evaluators, and policy-makers via online training and administrative systems.
TSI is not a single metric; it is a collection of measures and assessments that capture the economic, social, and environmental impact (both positive and negative) of a company's products, services, operations, core capabilities, and activities.
A high-definition video quality assessment (VQA) database that captures two typical video distortion types in video services (namely, "compression" and "compression followed by scaling") is presented in this work.
Comprehensive multidimensional geriatric assessment has been shown in general population studies to be a promising tool of assessment domains that capture a range of patient factors resulting in an individualized intervention-plan for optimizing clinical management and health outcomes [ 5- 7].
We believe our study highlights the merits of risk -screening and risk-stratification using global health risk assessment tools that capture multiple lifestyle behaviours.
Background: Population exposure assessment methods that capture local-scale pollutant variability are needed for large-scale epidemiological studies and surveillance, policy, and regulatory purposes.
Research examining exercising in pregnancy is limited by non-theoretical and cross-sectional assessments that fail to capture the specific physical and psychological demands of the pregnancy trimesters.
