Sentence examples for assessments in each from inspiring English sources
We used unadjusted models (but accounting for clustering) and models that adjusted for predictors to assess the changes between pre- and immediate post-visit assessments in each of the behavior change constructs.
But Jack Buckley, commissioner of the statistical center at the Department of Education that carries out the tests, said on Monday that because the assessments in each subject were prepared and administered independently, it was not really fair to compare results across subjects.
This should take place in a systematic way that describes the status, coverage, and accuracy of GHG assessments in each design stage.
The two general components for collecting such data are the design structure for the study (possible population manipulation, and where and when observations are to be made) and the procedures for making observations (population assessments) in each location at each time.
In addition, an independent third-party assessment team is hired to carry out safety audits and assessments in each process to ensure the CBTC system with independent intellectual property rights can be used safely and reliably in the application of urban rail transit in China.
Eighteen (72%) of the 25 interviewers completed 5 or more assessments in each catchment area.
The council suggested that the child could apply for a fresh assessment in each area to which the family moved but the court rejected this as impractical accepting that each fresh assessment by a new local authority could take up to 45 working days.
For therapeutic response assessment in each experiment, a cylindrical VOI was drawn over each tumor.
Percentage basal and litter covers were estimated using visual assessment in each quadrat.
Now, making the assessment in each compartment j y ˙ j = F j ( y ) + V j + ( y ) − V j − ( y ), (3.4).
Such consequences clarify the pressing need for longitudinal assessment in each of these domains, with human rights impact assessment (HRIA) as an umbrella over, and critical augmentation of, environmental, social and health assessments.
