Sentence examples similar to element for assessment from inspiring English sources

The framework to assess country efforts to link research to policy laid the groundwork for evaluating country climate by suggesting dimensions and elements for assessment [ 17].

One key element for this assessment is the agreement with experimental data whenever they are available.

A specifically designed thorough QT/QTc (TQT) study has been identified by the E14 guideline of the International Conference on Harmonization as a crucial element for clinical assessment of potential cardiac risks of any drug [ 1].

The framework consisted of six elements of assessment relating to theoretical issues as well as practical suggestions for an assessment programme (see Fig.  1).

To facilitate our discussions, we begin with a brief review of the basic elements for the assessment of statistical learning models for pattern classification.

A pertinent and thorough medical history and physical examination are both essential elements for clinical assessment in a patient with suspected COPD.

Short lag times suggest that controlled field trials may be a practical element of risk assessment for plant introductions.

This finding, although from a single tropical region and involving a limited set of species, suggests that carefully controlled field trials [22] [24] or "in ground" evaluation [25] could become a practical element of risk assessment for plant invaders.

Although a 2009 National Institutes of Health State of the Science conference concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support the routine use of family history as a screening tool for risk of common complex conditions in primary care (8), an individual patient's family history remains a critical element in risk assessment for many chronic conditions, including diabetes (9).

The finite element modeling and extrapolation procedure for assessment of hot spot stress is a step beyond what engineers normally do in a ship design phase.

Thus, provider capacity in culturally sensitive care is an essential element for effective psychosocial risk assessments in primary care settings whether it is computer-assisted or not.