Sentence examples for firmly assessed from inspiring English sources

They should also have predictive value of risk of disease, which can be firmly assessed only in prospective studies (Loft and Møller 2006).

Yet, the compounds or deposits obtained are not always thoroughly characterized, and their apatitic nature is sometimes not firmly assessed by appropriate physicochemical analyses.

Condom use by MSM increased markedly after implementation of Avahan intervention in Andhra Pradesh state in southern India, indicating a beneficial effect, though a causal association cannot be firmly assessed with the available data.

This was particularly the case for the passage of fibres through the internal capsule and cerebral peduncle, where identification of tracts can only be inferred, but not firmly assessed, on myelin stained sections.

Here in fact, we cannot firmly assess whether the presence of two wsv209 homologs in the A. vulgare genome results from viral endogenization or whether this gene is present in the WSSV genome because of a horizontal transfer that would have taken place from an unsequenced host to the WSSV.

Although many immunodeficiencies have been mapped to a single locus (monogenic diseases, such as X-linked or autosomal severe combined immunodeficiencies), until recently, a role for TLR in susceptibility to infections had not firmly been assessed.

However, in order to more firmly and systematically assess the sustainability outcomes of enclosures and the ongoing transition towards sedentary, market-based agro-pastoralist livelihoods, further studies are needed.

He said: "We firmly believe that assessing and meeting the needs of vulnerable elderly people in a fair way is integral to everything we do and always at the forefront of our thinking".

In addition, the evolutionary perspective on gene essentiality assessed in model organisms firmly supports the hypotheses that such genes are under stronger selection for both gene retention and gene sequence conservation in vertebrates, arthropods, and fungi.

He added: "We have had three years at non-league's top table, and having assessed the level of opposition and the requirements, I firmly believe it is attainable but it is going to need a fresh injection of finances.

This empirical status generally accorded to LOTH should be kept firmly in mind when assessing its plausibility and especially its prospects in the light of new evidence and developments in scientific psychology.