Sentence examples for established by assessing from inspiring English sources
The extent of cell death was established by assessing LDH activity in the medium by using a proprietary kit.
Infectivity of the mice was established by assessing parasitemia and by an exflagellation assay previously described [ 33].
The credibility of the finding can be established by assessing the congruency between the author's interpretation and the supporting data.
It is proposed that dependability of the qualitative research study can be established by assessing the studies in the review using the above criteria.
Thus, convincing evidence of reliability and validity of any posture-measuring instrument can only be established by assessing the methodological quality of the underpinning developmental studies.
Joint function is established by assessing pain due to joint motion, and by measuring limitation of joint motion with a two-arm goniometer.
The final diagnosis of sepsis was retrospectively established by two experts assessing the complete medical data and not involved in case management.
Regarding training, an independent commission that was established by Congress to assess Iraq's security forces cautioned in a September report that Iraq's security force would not be able to operate independently within the next 12 to 18 months.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 — An independent commission established by Congress to assess Iraq's security forces will recommend remaking the 26,000-member national police force to purge it of corrupt officers and Shiite militants suspected of complicity in sectarian killings, administration and military officials said Thursday.
Agencies are required to follow the standards established by the National Institute for Standards and Technology in assessing their risk, and submit reports on their risks within 90 days.
But the main problem with putting the university's program on trial is that the legal standards established by the Supreme Court for assessing racial-preference programs are convoluted and contradictory.
