Sentence examples for evaluating lack from inspiring English sources

Reported percentage de ADHD among boys was similar (mothers, 15.4% and teachers, 14.4%), but quite the opposite was true among girls (11% and 3.8%, respectively), corroborating the findings indicated in the literature that teachers have more difficulty evaluating lack of attention, hyperactivity and impulsiveness among girls, who culturally are expected to be quieter and more introverted [ 21].

An experienced radiographer working at a university hospital (i.e., using evidence-based knowledge) with in-depth knowledge of both 'Nurse-initiated care' and 'Technical and radiographic processes' might have better ability to evaluate lack of competence compared to a newly qualified radiographer with little experience working at a district hospital.

Evaluating the lack of chance possibly associated with denial of ICU admission in older patients is difficult, given the limited reliability of severity scores for predicting hospital mortality.

We would agree with Miller that our population was distinct by the very nature of the exposures involved and that this should be considered in evaluating the lack of difference in impairment based on smoking status.

They are usually described as 'projects', often one-off, context-specific, isolated from other equivalent work, without replication or scale-up, and perhaps weakly evaluated (including lack of economic evaluation).

Bank disclosure is sketchy, and the market is hard to evaluate for lack of information.

To evaluate the lack of accuracy in neck staging with the classical technique (i.e., neck dissection and routine histopathology) with the sentinel node (SN) biopsy in oral and oropharyngeal T1-T2N0 cancer.

Existing instruments used to evaluate insomnia lack specificity or do not permit assessment against the latest diagnostic criteria.

In contrast, men evaluated the lack of financial reimbursement more frequently as a relevant barrier (35.4% vs. 25.9%).

To evaluate whether lack of blinding is associated with bias, expectations and preferences of patients will be measured before randomisation and after treatment allocation.

To evaluate whether lack of epithelial ERα could also affect fertilizability of the ovulated eggs, cumulus-oocyte complexes (COCs) were removed from the oviducts and inseminated.