Sentence examples for designed to assess changes from inspiring English sources
This experiment was designed to assess changes of eleven phenolic acids in grape berry (Vitis vinifera L. cv.
Objective This study was designed to assess changes in clinical dietetics due to cost-reduction activities in healthcare systems.
This not only determines group sizes in cross-sectional studies, but is also particularly important in longitudinal studies designed to assess changes over time or after treatment with disease-modifying drugs.
This study was designed to assess changes in third molar position and angulation in young adults and the resulting third molar periodontal probing (PD) status.
This study was designed to assess changes in soil physical, chemical and biological properties after the establishment of C. odorata fallows in humid savannahs of Ivory Coast.
This study was designed to assess changes in levels of mindfulness, perceived stress, and physical fitness after participation in an 8-week Bikram yoga program.
This study describes the initial development and psychometric properties of a scale designed to assess change in eating disorder symptoms during treatment, namely the Change in Eating Disorder Symptoms (CHEDS) scale.
The statistical approach (growth curve analysis, a technique explicitly designed to assess change over time at group and individual levels) provides a rigorous means of analyzing time course data.
In this paper, the benefits of taking into account these three dimensions are illustrated with results derived from the Great Britain Countryside Surveys (CS), a large-scale monitoring programme designed to assess change in the extent and ecological condition of British habitats.
This 12 item instrument assesses hope in adults in clinical settings, and is designed to assess change.
It is part of a larger evaluation study that will employ a pre-post design to assess changes in competence levels as a result of technical assistance by the USAID-funded Strengthening Human Resources for Health Project to increase availability of competent midwives.
