Sentence examples for historically evaluation from inspiring English sources

Historically, evaluation of developmental toxicity has focused on gestational exposures and morphological changes resulting from this exposure.

Historically, cough evaluation has been difficult and of limited clinical value due to a lack of surveillance tools to assess cough frequency completely and its impact on health-related quality of life (HRQL).

13 14 For those engaged in evaluation, historically it has been difficult to extract information from a guideline in a way that helps support analysis of the references and funding sources: simply put, UK clinical guidelines are not designed to support the requirements of funders trying to track the impact of their support.

Historically, many economic evaluations of new drugs have been sponsored by the drug manufacturer.

The term 'curriculum evaluation' has historically been used to refer to evaluation of curriculum products and to evaluation of curriculum programs within specific field contexts.

Human lymphoblastoid cells (TK6) and Chinese hamster ovary cells were utilized in our assessments as they have been historically used for genotoxicity evaluations and are the most commonly used cell lines when performing the comet assay.

Historically, BUS focused on the evaluation of women presenting with pelvic pain or bleeding focused on patients in their first trimester of pregnancy.

Dr. Greer told the House science subcommittee that "this new process is designed precisely to give the polluting agencies more access and more influence to what has historically been an objective scientific evaluation process -- and to add at least two or more years to the review of mission critical chemicals".

Study duration has historically been short in the evaluation of adjuvant therapies for HAND; only one study assessed in this review was longer than 6 months.

In pigs, selection against osteochondrosis has historically been based on macroscopic evaluation of related slaughtered individuals [ 3, 4] and estimation of a phenotypic breeding value.

Selection against osteochondrosis has historically been based on macroscopic evaluation, but as computed tomography (CT) now is used to select boars with optimal body composition it can potentially also be used to screen for osteochondrosis.