Sentence examples for assessment to the same from inspiring English sources

Their PR fails to mention that in Congressional hearings it came out that they all outsource risk assessment to the same company that declared that BP had "zero risk".

You can hypothesize that the older, frailer, and more cognitively impaired did not complete the full assessment to the same extent as the healthier subjects, excluding subjects with potential ADL deterioration.

Subsequently MSUS was performed by one sono-rheumatologist (HR) and the results, given descriptively as morphological and vascularization data of the studied joints were presented for post-test assessment to the same rheumatologist who had performed the pre-test evaluation.

Logistic regression does not utilize information regarding the point in time during which the event (i.e., ERVH) occurred, thereby giving an ERVH which occurred near the beginning of the follow-up period from interRAI PC assessment to death the same weight in the analysis as one that occurred closer to death.

Autopopulation would include the use of items from one instrument to fill out fields of a different instrument, or it may involve the use of old records from an assessment to complete the same fields in a new assessment.

The pathogens carried by wild bedbugs have to be investigated and updated with modern tools and parallel studies in bedbug and human samples, with blinded clinical assessment to detect the same pathogens independently.

In addition, the sensitivity analysis showing that the 28-day outcome assessment leads to the same findings as the 90-day outcome assessment provides evidence that interventions after day 28 or ICU discharge are unlikely to have influenced our observations.

These models give climate projections for two future periods of 30 years and the hazard assessment refers to the same periods.

PDOT's assessment led to the same conclusion OHSU had reached earlier: an aerial tram was the preferred approach.

However, 13 of 14 mood items in the interRAI assessment linked to the same ICF code: B152, emotional function.

"The assessments came to the same general conclusions that Saddam Hussein: was unpredictable and aggressive; retained the capability to strike militarily in the region; and, would probably not choose to use force against neighbors as long as U.S. and coalition forces were in the region".