Sentence examples for convenient assessment from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, reliable, valid, and convenient assessment of disease progression is a challenge in clinical practice.

Finally, the on-line platform offers a convenient assessment opportunity and CME delivery mechanism that that can aid in wider dissemination of the program.

Ultrasound imaging is an approach that allows regular and convenient assessment of disease progression and treatment response through monitoring tumour size non-invasively (Ahmad et al., 2011c).

Food Frequency Questionnaires are known to incorporate some dietary measurement error, especially among overweight or obese individuals but are the most convenient assessment tool available for large-scale studies (Black et al, 1993).

This disparity in the estimation of physical activity and subsequent energy expenditure (EE) levels among subjective and objective measures emphasizes the need for accurate, reliable and convenient assessment methods of physical activity among free-living adults.

47 The updated retinal oximeters provide convenient assessment of retinal vessel oxygenation associated with a pseudocolor fundus image and are easier to perform, however, not all oximeters can measure OBF.

This well-studied morphological and physiological relationship (Zhu et al. 2013) allows for convenient assessments of flowering qualities in terms of ornamental merits.

Bacteria-induced RNAi phenotypes could be maintained over the course of several generations with continuous feeding, allowing for convenient assessments of the biological consequences of specific genetic interference and of continuous exposure to dsRNAs.

This approach permits convenient phenotypic assessments of the biological consequences of specific respiratory chain genetic defects at both the whole animal and isolated mitochondria levels to assess the effects of subunit knockdown on integrated complex I respiratory capacity as well as complex assembly [13].

EVLW can be estimated by computed tomography [16] or magnetic resonance imaging [15], but such techniques are not appropriate for convenient and repeated assessment.

Overall, the maps and profiles of flow statistics in the region of interest provide convenient visualization and assessment tools for water resource and environmental engineers.