Sentence examples for first time assessment from inspiring English sources

This study is a first time assessment of safety and tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of RO5046013 in human, in comparison with unmodified rhIGF-I.

To our knowledge, the present study provides a first time assessment of the contributions of socioeconomic determinants of immunization coverage in India using the recent National Family Health Survey data.

Overall, an objective response rate of 9% was noted in this report, but when patients with 'stable disease' were included within a rationally defined category of 'clinical benefit', more than 50% of individuals were considered to fall within this grouping 2 months after initiation of their phase 1 treatment programme (the first time assessment of tumour status was undertaken).

In addition, for the first time, assessments were made of the QTcF change from baseline before and after antiemetics were administered.

The picture looks more encouraging in the latest report [65], where assessment of stock status by Australian Biological Resources Study is combined for the first time with assessment of the economic status of fisheries by ABARE.

Baseline psychopathology at the first time of assessment (n = 920) was the strongest predictor of follow-up psychopathology at the second time of assessment (n = 582) according to reports of all informants; this finding accounted for 22 51% of variance in the sample.

For the first time the assessment was conducted using an improved panel regression model by taking into account of the detailed opening schedules of various HSR services during the period 2001 2014.

For the first time, performance assessment of Phase Change Materials with the methodology is carried out in an initial design phase of a Latent Heat Thermal Energy Storage system for Waste Heat Recovery application in a cogeneration plant.

For the first time, the assessment also tracked the progress of the same cohort of students by administering a third test in their last year of school.

It said: "The changes to the Cancer Drugs Fund process include re-evaluation of a number of drugs on the list... which will include, for the first time, an assessment of a drug's cost alongside its clinical benefits".

It's not the first time that assessment has been trotted out at Cannes, but oh well: It happens to be very, very true this year, and as such it's a point worth both critiquing and celebrating.