Sentence examples for assessments to explore from inspiring English sources

Within the existing literature body, the evaluation exercises predominantly adopt expert disciplined assessments to explore the biophysical conditions and economic values of ecosystem services (ES) and ecosystem disservices (EDS).

To date, no one has published articles describing the use of 3-dimensional quantitative assessments to explore the longitudinal relationship between BMLs and hyaline cartilage.

However, there are no articles describing the use of 3-dimensional quantitative assessments to explore the longitudinal relationship between BMLs and hyaline cartilage loss.

This would reveal whether there is a need for future assessments to explore additional/broadened constructs, over and above those covered by the OHS, in patients at the more physically active end of the spectrum.

Several studies have used comprehensive geriatric assessments to explore their association with postoperative outcomes, as summarized in Table 4. Indeed, the physiologic changes that combat surgical stressors also involve multiple organ systems, with correlations present between the various systems.

It is not clear whether additional measures may be required, or if the State Department simply must revise its environmental assessment to explore the climate change impact of the project more deeply to satisfy the president's conditions.

We also take advantage of the computer based nature of the assessment to explore the effects of other constructs such as skipped questions in the test, average time per question, average time per correct answer and the number of keyboard and mouse movements before answering a question.

In addition, our core study is expanded by a comprehensive neurobiological and psychosocial assessment to explore potential underlying mechanisms.

We used risk assessment to explore urban-scale spatial patterns in exposures associated with the built environment.

Therefore, our core study will be supplemented by a comprehensive neurophysiologic and psychosocial assessment to explore these mechanisms of action.

The current qualitative findings support the need for pre-assessment to explore potential context-specific ethical issues.