Sentence examples for contribution to assessment from inspiring English sources

Across-site reproducibility of the observation was thus conducted to show the dependency of our findings, which revealed a novel contribution to assessment to both the variability and reproducibility of the findings across sites in a multicenter design.

Results:  PSWs evidenced unique occupational contributions to assessment via proximal familiarity and biographical information as well as to individualizing care by empathetically linking their own bodily experiences and forging bonds of fictive kinship with residents.

Analyses were performed in three reported cases (3, 4 and 5) to assess contribution to causality assessment; significant findings, or lack thereof, are described in table 4. Implementing active surveillance into community pharmacies markedly improves the detection of AEs reported by patients taking NHPs.

We hope it can make a useful contribution to the assessment of children with social difficulties and potentially be applied to assess the utility of interventions aimed at improving theory of mind skills.

This work is a contribution to the assessment of RELAP5/3.3 code for research reactors analysis.

In the current paper, a contribution to the assessment and validation of coupled code technique through the Kozloduy VVER100 pump trip test is performed.

We think that this empirical relation is an important contribution to an assessment of the consequences of agglomeration that goes beyond labour productivity and moves towards well-being.

Hence, a good contribution to the assessment of SWB would be for future studies to compare, for example, the relations between these variables (Coping Strategies and SWB) and the presence of chronic and acute illnesses in elderly people.

This paper provides a contribution to the assessment of this issue through multiphase-flow numerical modelling underpinned by a review of the UK's ILW inventory and literature to define the nature of the associated ILW LNAPL source term.

Finally, in the field of non-routine MRI sequences, the most recent contribution to the assessment of the degree of PCD activity was the use of magnetisation transfer sequences.

If we take note, John's contributions to workforce development will only be overshadowed by his contribution to online assessment and certification of learning.