Sentence examples for assessments for the detection from inspiring English sources
A phytotoxicity assay based on the ToxY-PAM dual-channel yield analyser has been developed and successfully incorporated into field assessments for the detection of phytotoxicants in water.
Radiological assessments for the detection of bone metastases were repeated at the end of the 2 year treatment period and again at the end of the 5 year study period (or at any other time, if clinically indicated).
The first research published in the peer-reviewed literature to test the concurrent validity of these manual assessments for the detection of abnormal segmental rotation appeared in the literature only recently [ 54], and addressed lumbar segmental hypomobility.
Hence, there is ever-increasing requirements to develop such CAD systems for the experts/neurologists that can automatically make an accurate assessment for the detection of different neurological problems.
NeuroTrax has been validated for use as an assessment for the detection of possible mild cognitive impairment [37], [38].
One pair of serial sections from cattle that showed neurological symptoms was submitted for immunohistochemical assessment of the detection of Akabane viral antigens.
As a consequence, the availability of accurate developmental assessments for the early detection of infants at high risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes has become a major issue.
Wilbertz et al. investigated 16 chronically depressed patients with early-onset depression and compared them with 16 healthy controls using a "ToM -test (ToM -test- Movie for the AssessMASC of Social Cognition), a self-assessMoviequestionnaire for the detection of empAssessmentIRI - Interpersofal Reactivity Index) and a Socialured assessment of preoperational behavior by the therapist.
Gait assessment was useful for the detection of non-cardiovascular causes of falls, providing an additional diagnostic yield to this assessment.
We were provided with data from WHO regarding participation of the 35 laboratories in the WHO External Quality Assessment Project (EQAP) for the detection of influenza virus type A by PCR [ 11] in 2007 (when the EQAP began), and 2010.
MRI has the capability to image all components of the joint simultaneously and is more sensitive than clinical assessment and CR for the detection of joint inflammation and destruction [ 17, 18].
