Sentence examples for generalized assessment from inspiring English sources

The Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory™ Generic Core Scales (PedsQL™) 4.0 is a generalized assessment of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) based on adolescent self-report and parent proxy-report.

These new designs require a generalized assessment taking varying compositions into account.

With this in mind, characterization of P for the regional as well as the global environment was accomplished by refinement of the generalized assessment presented previously [15].

With emphasis on guilds, our analyses focused on ecological function rather than on biodiversity or taxon-based abundance [49] and provide for a more generalized assessment of impact of Bt crops within agricultural systems.

In this paper we introduce a set-up for analysis of movement data that allows for a generalized assessment of the risk associated with infection spreading from a primary outbreak farm via livestock movements, applying this to Scotland, we assess how this risk depends upon the time of the year, species transmitting, location of the farm and other factors.

After summarizing the methods used in mycobiome studies and analyzing the role of the mycobiome in health and disease, we propose that combining fungal characterization with a generalized assessment of the microbiome will expand our understanding of the microbial environment in disease progression.

The concept of a structural characteristic parameter is used here to parameterize the main geometrical and material characteristics of concrete structures for generalized assessments of load distributions during construction.

During the recent past years, there have been three levels of safety implementation in transfusion: a generalized risk assessment policy; a mastering of processes; standard quality engineering.

However, toluidine blue orthochromasia (i.e., blue appearance) is directly proportional to proteoglycan content of the tissue and thus suitable for a generalized qualitative assessment [ 24, 25].

This conclusion is supported by a) a generalized risk assessment based on surface area for poorly soluble, low-toxicity particles and b) the fact that such particles conform to classic physics and aerodynamic laws when airborne.

As part of a generalized needs assessment prior to the development of a specialized electronic resource for diabetes, a survey was developed to identify areas of need for diabetes-related education among users in this existing database.