Sentence examples for example when assessing from inspiring English sources

For most of the assessments in this domain, it is essential to aggregate information: For example, when assessing the length of a sentence, the assessor must search the entire health information material for sentences that are too long.

I do find scores are helpful when enough controls are in place — for example, when assessing the wines of a specific vintage from a certain region.

Differentiating these two aspects of motor behaviour have been considered important for evaluating the true underlying similarities between imagined and actual movements; for example, when assessing what is actually being captured using neuroimaging [50].

Such an integrated picture is often needed when a comparison at the sequence level itself is not informative enough, for example when assessing similarity search hits that are not clearly homologous to the protein of reference, or when analyzing functionally relevant subgroups in protein families or superfamilies.

For example, when assessing a child with a cough, identification of fast breathing or chest indrawing leads to a classification of pneumonia or severe pneumonia, whereas failure to identify these signs would lead to the mild classification of no pneumonia: cough or cold.

For example, when assessing short-term medication effects high frequency sampling may be appropriate, whereas relapse monitoring may require less intense sampling rates over longer periods of time.

This is, for example, the case when assessing the influence of biogeochemical processing on contaminant fate.

This needs to be accounted for when information about the L/d ratio of a given muscle-joint in a given individual is required, as for example is the case when assessing the suitability of a potential donor muscle in surgical tendon transfer.

More universities, for example, should consider mentoring when assessing promotions.Meanwhile, congratulations to the winners of the Nature mentoring awards, this year and over previous years, who just do it superbly.

This view is strongly supported by the data, for example, the correlation found when assessing asymmetry (Figure 4), and also by our previous analyses of the effects of aging in this model [40].

For example, this can be relevant when assessing the relationship between migration and land degradation, with the latter serving as a potential cause and consequence of migration.