Sentence examples for example and assessed from inspiring English sources

We addressed these questions by simulating large randomized trials and realistically-sized observational studies using HIV infection as an example and assessed whether the observational dynamic marginal structural model analysis correctly identifies the optimal regimen defined by the randomized simulation.

We used the insecticide diazinon as an example and assessed the contribution of urban and agricultural sources of diazinon toward the ecotoxicological risk based on time-resolved exposure data, measured at different locations within a catchment.

A mathematical model is given that allows the calculation of cell cycle length in the context of a specific biological example and assesses the uncertainty of this calculation due to incomplete knowledge of cell cycle dynamics.

Future research should control for confounding factors (by using a control district for example) and assess effectiveness of criterion-based audit in terms of process and outcome indicators.

For example, providing and assessing the effects of air conditioning at schools located along major roadways would be useful.

Two numerical examples are presented and assessed against the results in the literature.

Changes in the frequency of hostile reference a neurotic makes toward his parents during a sequence of psychotherapeutic interviews, for example, may be detected and assessed, as may the changing self-evaluations of psychiatric hospital inmates in relation to the length of their hospitalization.

The sticking point is how the government balances the need for short-term reforms - urgently required for GCSE maths, for example, and for assessing aptitude - with the challenge of much more fundamental reform to the out-dated exam system originally envisaged by Labour.

In the Barometer, the change in the teaching profession and the multiprofessional nature of future learning are indicated by theses related, for example, to encountering and assessing the pupils and organising the practicalities of teaching as well as to teacher education.

Risk assessment in the workplace is designed to identify all potential hazards, for example 'wet work', and assess the associated risk, thereby minimizing workplace risk.

Each use is introduced by a definition and examples and then assessed by a single item, asking participants how often they used research that way on their last typical day of work.