Sentence examples for assessments did not include from inspiring English sources

First, the 12-week assessments did not include a placebo comparator.

Although larger than most other studies, the North Carolina assessments did not include measures of dioxin, TV, or pubertal onset.

Secondly, we were able to conduct sensitivity analyses around the psychoeducation cost only and were unable to conduct sensitivity analyses incorporating plausible ranges of drugs and other costs because our cost assessments did not include these figures separately.

Specifically, 35% of the planned HRQOL assessments did not include the head and neck module because at the time of the trial, validated and translated questionnaires were not available in countries such as the Czech Republic, Hungary, Serbia, and Slovak Republic.

For discrepancies found in the coverage of disease areas, Japanese studies could serve as supplementary information for the conclusions or recommendations of international assessments to prevent language bias, since international assessments do not include most Japanese studies.

Standardized batteries of neuropsychiatric assessments do not include a specific test for spatial recall; hence, we implemented a task that assessed both object recognition and memory for spatial relations.

Even where assessments do not include elements of self-assessment, genuine partnership between external assessors and those being evaluated can deepen external understanding of the everyday concerns of those participating in an assessment, and vice versa, and help those being evaluated to better understand the value of assessment for capacity strengthening.

The Defense Intelligence Agency then issued a Feb. 12, 2002, report repeating the details in the C.I.A. report, but its assessment "did not include any judgments about the credibility of the reporting," the Senate report said.

The decision also acknowledges that Hall's assessment did not include the standard 5-point margin of error built into the design of the test, she noted.

Because of sample number limitations, our assessment did not include a pair-wise comparison of all four subsets of tumor samples based on p27Kip1 and Xpcl1 genotypes.

Further, the qualitative assessment did not include the participants refusing HIV testing altogether (which accounted for 0.3% of the overall IPC attendee population); these qualitative data therefore cannot assume to be representative of that population.