The phrase "assessments for example in" is not entirely correct as it lacks clarity and proper structure.
It can be used when introducing examples of assessments in a specific context, but it would be better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "There are various types of assessments, for example in standardized testing, that measure student performance."
Alternatives: "assessments such as" or "assessments including".
In some cases, it is useful to perform sensibility testing as part of the periodontal assessment, for example, in cases of suspected periodontal/endodontic lesions.
The Cox model is easier to implement using existing software, while the additive model needs more model fitting assessment, for example in deciding how to smooth the estimated cumulative hazards to get well behaved hazard estimates.
Differences in these assessments between RHSs, for example, in the selection of topics reported, methodological issues and reporting format, make it difficult to compare the public health status of a particular municipality with the national public health status or that of other municipalities.
Comprehensive exposure assessment is urgently needed to characterize the profiles of chemicals and their concentrations, especially in countries where informal e-waste recycling exists on a large scale but exposure assessment is scarce, for example, in India (Ha et al. 2009).
Finally, the multitude of international organizations that are often present in disaster settings and gathering information for various reasons – operational planning and evaluation, advocacy, and operational research – can lead to an over-assessment of populations: for example in Darfur it has been reported that some communities have been surveyed more than five times [ 44].
From a semantic modelling (SM) perspective, however, the term 'experts' must be qualified, because the respondents all had a particular area of expertise (rather than being complete and fully impartial generalists), and few experts had experience with (the technical details of) (semi- quantified overall welfare asemi- quantifiedeloverallor example, in SM.
Similar methods can also be used to inform technology assessments for reimbursement decisions, for example in HTAs and appraisals of chemotherapy drugs.
Marked differences between the Western Australia and North Carolina assessments were noted, however; for example, in North Carolina, >91% of households considered the school closures appropriate, and no adults reported missing work as a result of the closures (17 ).
The proportion of agreements is equal to the number of patients who respond in the same way in both assessments for example 'yes' to both assessments, or 'no' to both, divided by the total number of patients assessed.
