Sentence examples for assessments of unit from inspiring English sources

The second research question tests the association between a category of items that have increasingly been used in written assessments of unit coordination and items that the researchers had previously utilized in clinical interviews and teaching experiments.

The Guide is developed as a module of the existing Web-based Green Chemistry Guide, and was designed to provide scientists and engineers with comparative assessments of unit operations from a sustainability perspective.

During year one, we tracked: (1) the research managers' assessments of unit structure as each nursing home and its units enrolled in the study, and (2) instances where we needed to 'realign' the unit boundaries a posteriori in our data.

The procedure of obtaining the database is described, the quality assessment of units delineation is given, and the statistics of the major properties of the units are presented.

Results of the quality assessment of units of meaning are graphically presented in Fig.  3.

The toolkit has excellent inter-rater reliability and since items were derived from the results of a systematic literature review, Delphi exercises with stakeholder groups in a diverse range of countries, and a review of care standards in each country, the toolkit is able to deliver comprehensive assessment of units in countries at different stages of deinstitutionalisation.

Mr. Cholst said that it would be neither legal nor appropriate to change the assessments of new unit owners, because they cannot be held accountable for -- nor should they benefit from -- their predecessors' underpayments or overpayments.

The EPA has followed up its survey with onsite assessments of all units having a potential rating of "high" or "significant" hazard.

However, conducting independent risk assessments of inspected units was prohibitively expensive and logistically challenging landlords were unlikely to grant access to their properties for a nonmandatory inspection.

TA is normally innervated by a very large number of motor units so that a reliable assessment of motor unit number in TA is not possible using the method of motor unit (MU) estimation employed in this study.

The study found that nursing unit managers spent 11.5% on staff management, but the self-assessment of the unit managers was that they spent only 5% on this aspect.