Sentence examples for incomplete assessments from inspiring English sources
However, the study has some limitations: retrospective design, small study groups, and incomplete assessments.
Whilst existing standards and guidelines offer comprehensive advice for reviewing the security of ICS infrastructure, resource and time limitations can lead to incomplete assessments or undesirably long countermeasure implementation schedules.
Few health workers consistently asked about all main symptoms, particularly later in IMCI assessment, indicating that incomplete assessments rather than simply lack of skills often leads to poor IMCI implementation.
A study in Bangladesh highlighted the potential for incomplete assessments, and incorrect treatment amongst IMCI trained providers [ 18].
20 In a retrospective analysis of nearly 30 000 term deliveries, unexplained stillbirths represented 51% of stillbirths 21 and in part this was attributable to incomplete assessments.
Third, technical challenges to deal with incomplete assessments, inconsistencies and invalid codes were not addressed in the current study as these aspects of validity based on test content were extensively evaluated in a previous study [ 8].
Assessments that feature only plant or animal items will result in an incomplete assessment of what students know.
Screenings for FD among stroke patients have yielded discrepant results, likely as a result of heterogeneous or incomplete assessment.
Other published studies had been performed in mixed populations (medical and surgical), before the WSACS consensus statement, based on different definitions of IAH or limited by incomplete assessment in terms of screening or classification of the IAH [17 21].
Therefore, evaluating the impact of microcredit on enterprise profitability will obviously provide an incomplete assessment and significantly play down the true impact of microcredit on enterprise performance if issues of child labour are not accurately assessed and accounted for.
"The Commission took the decision on the basis of a flawed process, an inaccurate and incomplete assessment by [EFSA] and without the full support of EU Member States," Syngenta wrote in a statement published yesterday.
