Sentence examples for assessments of dependency from inspiring English sources

Others followed this pattern, typically asking an 'expert' panel of researchers or clinicians to emulate real world decisions concerning the ideal placement for a subject based on standardised summaries of history and assessments of dependency needs [ 2- 5].

Local spatial autocorrelation statistics provide estimates disaggregated to the level of the spatial analysis units, allowing assessment of dependency relationships in different areas.

ROIA evaluates proposed response plans based on validatable local impact- and dependency-assessments of dependencies inside an organization's business- and IT-infrastructure, but leaves aside the effectiveness of a response against an attack and neither considers associated implementation costs.

A regular and simple assessment of care dependency can be valuable, since this allows nursing staff to become more aware of the variability in the care dependency status of their residents, manage care, and provide better tailored care for individual residents.

An assessment of age dependency of biometric dynamic signature verification systems is presented.

It would be more accurate to see this as a particular assessment of specialist dependency needs.

The frequency and intensity of care is diverse, and these factors have a different impact on public and family spending that must be considered along with a systematic assessment of the dependency levels of the elderly.

In the assessment of preload dependency, a slight majority of intensivists reported to use mainly dynamic indices (PPV), volumetric indices estimated with the TPTD technique (GEDV), or echocardiography, although a strong consensus was lacking.

However, for problems with a large number of sources of uncertainties, the assessment of inter-dependencies becomes complex and burdensome.

Thus, d-separation property can be used as a general assessment of the dependencies among nodes of a BN.

Analyses of systemically treated patients confirmed the predictive power of the signatures during the first 5 years of follow-up in the ER-positive group, but had too few events after 5 years for any reliable assessment of time-dependency.