In some cases signs may often be assessed more appropriately by clinicians using clinical assessments.
However, the quantitative risk assessment would be significantly improved if atherosclerotic plaque burden could be assessed more directly.
We call for drivers to be assessed more closely to check their approach to sharing the road with cyclists.
Long-term plans for tailings management can be assessed more wisely with the information provided in this study.
So far, this discussion has largely proceeded without a unifying framework within which claims and counterclaims can be assessed more systematically.
Retaining the individual events also retains the Poisson ("counting statistics") nature of the data, and so allows the statistical significance of sources or features to be assessed more readily.
If the verification process will deliver the prediction of the achievable degree of functionality, the usability of a part can be assessed more accurately and in consequence quality and economics can be improved.
Special attention has been given to the use of particles of well-defined hydrophobicities so that their effect on the behaviour of the froth phase could be assessed more accurately.
High species turnover, even within control plots, suggests that avian communities may be assessed more appropriately assessed at larger spatial scales than those used in this study (6.5 8 ha).
Technological improvements may provide data not currently available from clinical and laboratory-based methods, and may allow PC to be assessed more realistically and specifically in relation to a population's activities of daily living, though this remains a new area of research.
To eliminate this problem, James F. Reda, an independent compensation consultant in New York whose firm is a unit of Gallagher Benefit Services, suggests that company boards allocate awards at or near to the end of the year so that total shareholder returns can be assessed more easily.
