Sentence examples for choice for assessing from inspiring English sources

Cross-sectional imaging (CT or MRI) is used for preoperative tumour assessment, with CT being the imaging modality of choice for assessing metastatic disease.

In particular, the Modified Lade criterion is the best choice for assessing wellbore stability in oil and gas wells drilling industry and mine tunneling.

Background Although tilt testing has emerged as the test of choice for assessing patients with suspected neurally mediated syncope, the optimum duration of tilt testing is poorly defined.

The SpREUK questionnaire [Ostermann et al., Forsch Komplement Klass Naturheil 2004 11 346 53; Büssing et al., Health Qual life outcomes 2005 3:1–10; Int J Psychiatr Med 2007 37 39 57; Zeitschr Gesundheits 2008 31 35 7] appears to be a good choice for assessing a patient's interest in spiritual concerns which is not biased for or against a particular religious commitment.

MRI also helps to identify associated abnormalities like meniscal tears, ligament tears and avulsions, cartilage damage, and synovial effusion, and hence is the modality of choice for assessing such cases.

The authors suggested that the 8-option format tended to overestimate learners' actual knowledge more seriously than did the 6-option format and thus may be a less desirable choice for assessing learners' depth knowledge.

Anhedonia was measured in a two-bottles choice procedure for assessing sucrose preference.

Contingent valuation was used with multiple choice questions for assessing WTP among parents.

This has no practical influence, since we use FC only for comparing between different choices, not for assessing the quality of a give choice.g This ML estimate is obtained by a simple numerical method for maximizing the likelihood function (see, e.g., [ 1]).

Not sure that calculating the diameter of a straw is the best idea Shael Polakow-Suransky could have come up with, but I would like to hear more discussion about how to bring an end to the absurdity of relying on standardized short-answer and multiple-choice tests for assessing student learning.

This themed issue focuses on recent studies on development and implementation of multiple-choice tests for assessing students' conceptions of science.