Sentence examples for because it allows assessment from inspiring English sources

We choose the Cho and Bero scale because it allows assessment of experimental as well as observational studies.

Allostasis is particularly attractive because it allows assessment of how individual phenotypes may respond differentially to changing environments.

A Markov model was selected because it allows assessment of patient transition between different health states separately in both treatment arms.

The SAS score was chosen for use in this study because it allows assessment of both sedation and agitation, and allows agitation to be stratified into three categories, as opposed to only one with the Ramsay Sedation Scale.

Furthermore, it allows assessment of the effectiveness of treatment on regaining a normal residual life span.

Planarians can be considered an interesting model for ecotoxicological assessment of environmental contaminants because it allows the assessment of different sub-lethal effects, such as increase in mucus production and changes in behavior besides the evaluation of adverse effects on the regeneration process and reproduction as showed in this work.

In addition, we take advantage of the Spanish labour market because it allows an assessment of whether the effects of benefit entitlement differ between stable and unstable labour market workers.

However, PAC is still recommended for the hemodynamic monitoring of critically ill patients with heart failure [ 6] because it allows the assessment of the pulmonary artery occlusion pressure (PAOP), which may provide information on left ventricular function [ 7].

Investigating discordant MZ twin pairs is a powerful strategy for uncovering disease-associated epigenetic changes because it allows an assessment of the epigenome independent of any underlying genomic sequence variation (19).

Thus, the diversity of the HIV population within an individual patient is potentially informative about the age of the infection, which is an important parameter because it allows an assessment of how far and how fast the infection has progressed.

Although an assessment using Kaplan's approach is more complex, it was selected because it allows a comprehensive assessment from an organizational and not just individual perspective.