Sentence examples for based the assessment of from inspiring English sources

Firstly, the studies to date will not have based the assessment of different diagnostic accuracies on the current ESHRE/ESGE classification.

In the Norwegian study, Jaakkola et al. (1999) based the assessment of bronchial obstruction on information from the project pediatrician, family physician records, follow-up questionnaires, and medical records.

We based the assessment of cost components on the suggested values published by the AG MEG [ 36], which were updated to the base year 2007 to account for price changes.

To avoid such individual interpretations, the present study based the assessment of teams on two different sources; (1) three to four days of field observations in each of the participating nursing home wards and (2) interviews with the ward managers.

Therefore, to account for the potential bias in the team concept, we based the assessment of teams on two different sources: (1) a third part, by conducting three to four days of field observations in each of the participating nursing home wards and (2) interviews with the ward leaders.

We based the assessment of exposure to locally emitted air pollution on a methodology developed to retrospectively estimate long-term source-specific exposure to air pollution in the study area, described in detail elsewhere (Nordling et al. 2008; Rosenlund et al. 2006).

Following this, it is natural to consider collisions as the main source of risk, and to base the assessment of risk solely on collision prediction.

It is, therefore, highly inefficient to base the assessment of large urban areas on models that are intended for individual buildings.

The World Health Organisation has introduced the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) [ 16] which provides a theoretical framework on which to base the assessment of function.

He said it would be based on the assessment of British commanders on the ground.

Through a spokesman, Zollinger said his commentary had been based on the assessment of the London and Geneva compliance departments of a well-known international bank.