The phrase "assessment time and" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the timing or duration of assessments, but it needs additional information to convey a clear message.
Example: "During the meeting, we will discuss the assessment time and how it impacts our project timeline."
Alternatives: "evaluation period" or "testing duration".
This modular approach allowed more flexibility in the use of the allotted assessment time and helped reduce respondent burden.
Second, CAD may also be utilized for automated quantification of thrombus load [33], which is likely to lead to a significant reduction of the assessment time and therefore making evaluation of the thrombus load better applicable in the clinical setting.
Patients (N = 23) were randomly assigned to either this novel CBT program or a program of increased counseling, such that the two programs of treatment were equated for therapist contact, assessment time, and contingency-reinforcement strategies.
A one within groups (assessment time) and one between groups (group) repeated measures analysis of covariance (ANCOVA), co-varying for significant group differences in demographic variables, was used to assess the effect of time and subject status on neurocognitive performance.
By contrast, we could not detect any correlation between assessment time and number of workers in the familiar nest at the onset of emigration (Figure 2E; Pearson correlation coefficient r = 0.220; p = 0.3).
The AUC was summarized by assessment time and treatment arm by means of descriptive statistics.
In this paper, we investigate how the number of repeated measurements affects the required sample size in longitudinal studies with scheduled assessment times and a fixed total duration.
The Hi3-1 assessmentssmentimeses and conditions used for the automated ELISA equipment were similar to conventional ELISA diagnostic assays.
Overall, remifentanil afforded significant reductions in mean neurological assessment times and between-patient variability around these times using a well-balanced group of patients.
Assessment times and treatment arms were then compared using χ tests, Fisher's exact tests or generalised linear models where appropriate.
All review authors were confronted with heterogeneity in interventions, control conditions, patient populations, outcome definition, methods of outcome measurement, outcomes assessment times, and in other aspects.
