The phrase "assessment we were able" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the results or findings of an assessment that was successfully conducted.
Example: "Based on the assessment we were able to complete, we found several areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "evaluation we managed" or "analysis we conducted".
Long-term creatinine level was the last blood creatinine assessment we were able to retrieve.
With respect to exposure assessment, we were able to collect individual data on occupational exposure to the air disaster.
In this risk assessment we were able to provide estimates for two protozoan pathogens, Cryptosporidium and Giardia, as well as for culturable viruses.
When using additional criteria such as degree of peripheral vessel arborisation and vessel diameter for image assessment, we were able to limit the number of infants whose retina could not be evaluated.
Mitigating an overabundance of data with efficient categorization of records is key for the successful future of HIE.> Through our user needs assessment, we were able to identify common themes of clinical drivers for physicians requesting OI and medical decision-making using OI.
Based on that, and our own internal assessment and competitive assessment, we are able to define from all the ideas, a portfolio of initiatives and solutions that become our roadmap.
By performing this first-pass assessment, we are able to control false positives for any given outcome by considering significant only those haplotype associations whose global test is also significant.
From that assessment, we are able to define the molecular basis for the inability of this antibody fragment to recognize certain isoforms of Bet v 1 and to cross-react with many other members of the PR-10 subfamily.
But after having discovered it during the sensory assessments we were able to construct a specific mathematical image analysis filter that quantifies it.
With these pre- and post-intervention assessments, we are able to observe transition states over time and other changes in variables of interest not possible from a cross-sectional study; this design also allows the control for otherwise-omitted variation in outcomes among individuals [ 16].
By using responses to observed items from the interRAI-AL assessment instrument we were able to reduce the proportion with missing data to 15% [ 14].
