Sentence examples for developing and assessing the from inspiring English sources
This paper deals with developing and assessing the training of physicians to deliver a difficult diagnosis to patients.
The results produced from these investigations in URLs have proven to be valuable both in generic terms, i.e. developing and assessing the disposal concept and improving general acceptance, and in specific terms, as an essential means for detailed characterisation, design and assessment of potential repository systems.
This is the first step toward developing and assessing the infectivity of aseptic, purified, cryopreserved P. falciparum sporozoites administered by needle and syringe to infect volunteers rather than relying on the bite of a mosquito.
In consideration of these findings, efforts should be invested in developing and assessing the effectiveness of interventions geared towards the specific needs of this population.
The stochastic models that Sandra Lee and Marvin Zelen designed in the US under CISNET are an alternative to population trials for addressing and responding to most of the questions that arise when developing and assessing the effect of early detection [ 5- 10].
I review Kell et al's review relating to individuality, phenotypic differentiation, dormancy and "persistence" as a clinical microbiologist, infectious diseases doctor, with an interest in developing and assessing the impact of rapid sequence-based molecular blood and lung diagnostics in the critically ill.
to develop an effective model to enable educators to teach, develop and assess the development of midwifery students' teamwork skills.
We used a number of different approaches to develop and assess the PDT process: instrument development; an external survey; a pilot testing of the PDT procedure and; a qualitative evaluation.
Finally, section 5 will develop and assess the most important argument against platonism, namely, the epistemological argument.
Section 3 will develop and assess the first important argument in favor of platonism, namely, the One Over Many argument.
