They were assessed through the instruments employing direct assessments in supervised clinical practice employing Physician Achievement Review PARR) [ 16], Mini-CEX [ 17], and In Training Examination Reports (ITERs).
This factual finding, based on direct assessments of the credibility of Appellants witnesses, should be fully honored on appeal.
"I'm really arguing," he said, "that we should not lose some of the powers we have now, which involve our ability to go into banks, make our direct assessments of their safety and soundness and if necessary, make rules that would keep them safe and sound from a systemic point of view".
However, Hefce might use the current review to go further and introduce direct assessments of the quality of teaching and student support offered by new private providers – as was the case for all providers in the old Teaching Quality Assessment days.
Direct assessments of ecosystem services are still rare.
Even the most direct assessments of these functions may fail to recognize nonstandard, particularly nonverbal, forms of cognitive functioning.
The direct assessments involved in this study were data marks from final exams, tests, quizzes, assignments or projects.
Direct assessments of the importance of therapy characteristics were evaluated for effects of socio-demographic baseline characteristics of the physicians using analyses of variance.
In summary, direct assessments as well as DCE contribute important findings to the knowledge of preference structures of patients suffering from HIV/AIDS.
However, the maximum measurable LAI is lower compared to direct assessments due to saturation of light interception as LAI approaches 5 6 (Gower et al. 1999).
In a previous study (N = 218), we analyzed patient preferences in the treatment of AIDS/HIV using direct assessments and a Discrete Choice Experiment [12].
