Sentence examples for evident assessment from inspiring English sources

However, as is evident, assessment ultimately trumped patient care in influencing learning.

In the case that non-inferiority is evident, assessment as to whether cytisine is superior to NRT will be carried out using the same approach but comparing to a zero difference and applied to the intention to treat population.

It was also evident that assessment events would need to be restricted to women only and would need to be conducted in community venues that were convenient and where possible familiar to the women.

Although this approach can be reasonably effective, a more objective method that has proven to be both simpler and more sensitive becomes evident during assessment of LRE quantitative precision.

However, low BMD alone is not the only determinant of fracture risk [ 3] and it is evident that assessment of fracture risk should encompass all aspects of risk and not be guided exclusively by results of bone mineral density measurements [ 4].

This was evident from our assessment of PSI-BLAST on the positive dataset in a manner similar to Leave-one-out cross-validation (LOO CV).

The importance of early evaluation of treatments on NF-κB activity is also evident in the assessment of transcriptional targets, as this early increase in p-p65536 did correlate with increased transcription of IκBα and cIAP2.

Differences were also evident in the assessment of pain.

It is evident a geriatric assessment must contain a short cognitive test.

Elderly patients are at higher risk for competing comorbidities, which may not be evident on oncological assessment.

This difference was evident throughout four assessment points between six and 24 months after treatment initiation and was maintained at the recently reported 30-month assessment [ 56].