Sentence examples for ease assessment from inspiring English sources

The qualitative studies also gave rise to recommendations while designing such TEL environments, for example the role of the pedagogical agent to ease assessment anxiety related to question prompts and instead transform it into a mentoring process.

The ease of assessment of these factors made it feasible to assess the axilla at the same time as US of the suspected primary malignancy in the breast.

The obtained results will facilitate further investigations of dust exposure during wound healing and will ease risk assessment studies e.g., for lunar lander approaches.

To further ease the assessment of privacy threats, the paper introduces steps toward a metric to quantitatively assess the privacy relevance of particular data types.

Researchers hope the work's GDP-adjusted maps will ease global assessment and give experts a way to compare, say, the risk of severe drought in Africa with floods in Southeast Asia.

Because of relative ease of assessment, the majority of sex-ratio observations in natural populations (including parasites) are made from tertiary ratios, which describe the population sex differential of reproductive adults.

Simplicity: ease of assessment, ease of recording, and ease of sharing with medical and comedical staff.

The values used by Fried et al [ 16] have been modified slightly for ease of assessment.

Heading date was chosen as a model trait, due to its high heritability and ease of assessment.

We focused on motor function because of the relative ease of assessment in a basic history and clinical exam.

For ease of assessment and interpretations, data are graphically presented to aid the understanding of policy and decision makers [ 7].