Sentence examples for implications for assessments of from inspiring English sources
At an empirical level, the outcomes have implications for assessments of expertise in domains in which ideal performance is difficult to establish.
This discrepancy has important implications for assessments of lake recovery and appears to be due to compensatory increases in concentrations of naturally occurring organic acids coincident with decreases in lake concentrations of strong acid anions, as evidenced by increases in concentrations of dissolved organic carbon.
Implications for assessment of gambling affinity across pathological and nonpathological gamblers are discussed.
That autologous, mature DC significantly enhance the breadth and magnitude of CD8+ T cell responses to immunodominant epitopes of Nef and Gag has important implications for assessment of T cell immunity in HIV-1 infection.
The genetic diversity of Borrelia spp. associated with LD has diagnostic laboratory and clinical significance to the medical profession and has implications for assessment of public health risk.
Here, we demonstrate that asymptomatic bacteremia is a distinct pattern of infection after exposure (challenge), which may have implications for assessment of patients in the field, and for transmission modeling and assessment of vaccine mechanisms.
In particular, reporting whether outcome assessments were blind, as well as the number of clusters randomised, withdrawn, and lost to follow-up per arm has considerable implications for assessment of internal validity.
The study shows that lung ultrasonography may replace standard radiography for assessment of neonatal RD; and, by implication, for assessment of patients with other forms of respiratory failure in the critical care unit.
