Sentence examples for assessment with continuous from inspiring English sources

Moreover, this tool is designed for complementing long-term hazard assessment with continuous monitoring data when the volcano goes into unrest.

Innovations are underway in computerized neuropsychological assessment (for example, computerized assessment with continuous measures, such as the National Institutes of Health tool box) and rethinking cognitive impairment in terms of functional neural networks.

One option is to judiciously stage and combine external periodic assessments with continuous data collection, learning, feedback and adjustment.

Many quality improvement methods entail 'rapid cycle' assessments with continuous adjustments and multifaceted strategies, so describing the exact content of the interventions in advance might not be possible.

Effects in the same direction and of similar magnitude were found in meta-analyses of undergraduate assessments only, postgraduate assessments only, machine marked written assessments only, practical clinical assessments only, assessments with pass/fail outcomes only, assessments with continuous outcomes only, and in a meta-analysis of white v Asian candidates only.

Separate meta-analyses of undergraduate assessments (d=−0.42; P<0.001), postgraduate assessments (d=−0.38; P<0.001), machine marked written assessments (d=−0.35; P<0.001), practical clinical assessments (d=−0.42; P<0.001), assessments with pass/fail outcomes (d=−0.59; P<0.001), and assessments with continuous outcomes (d=−0.38; P<0.001) all showed similar effects in the same direction.

I was doing GCEs at the time when the first experiments with continuous assessment were being tried.

Blood sampling was repeated at every 30-min interval until 180 min after the test meal parallel with continuous assessment of satiety.

What are the appropriate performance standards for intermittent blood glucose monitors in the ICU? Continuous or automated intermittent glucose monitoring - methods and technology: can we use the same measures for assessment of glucose control with continuous and intermittent monitoring?

Moreover, we did an analysis with continuous assessment of co-variables to account for accumulation of risk factors during follow-up to further minimise the effect of potential confounders; the results were unaffected.

With continuous assessment and in consultation with the treating physician, bedside nursing staff adjusted drug infusion rates as necessary (re-assessing at least every four hours), aiming to minimise psychomotor agitation and achieve a RASS score of 0. No rigid protocol governed the titration of each infusion within the limits defined.