Sentence examples for intensive assessment of from inspiring English sources
"The decision whether to reintroduce temporary checks at the internal borders is based on an intensive assessment of the national security situation, which can only be carried out by the member states on the basis of the expertise and resources of their security authorities," the interior ministers from France, Germany and Spain said in a joint statement earlier this week.
Therefore, there is a need for an intensive assessment of the QDs' cytotoxic effects on different cell lines.
Intervention steps include peer parent coaching, telephone-based behavioral support, personalized psychological assessment and recommendations, and intensive assessment of T1D glycemic management with recommendations.
In this study, we characterized human disturbances associated with isolated wetlands in the Dougherty Plain, and paired the rapid assessment of GIWs using LDI with an intensive assessment of wetland plant communities.
For example, if the patient already exhibited signs of poor nutrition (such as obesity), more intensive assessment of diet and physical activity would usually be undertaken.
There are few cases where this kind of intensive assessment of neutral alleles is paired with analyses of patterns of adaptive diversity, such as candidate genes (but see Pressoir and Berthaud 2004a, b).
As a relatively low-resource assessment, SJTs are claimed to be a cost-efficient methodology compared with resource intensive assessments of non-cognitive attributes [ 13] like the MMI.
Intensive assessments of physical activity may minimise some sources of error, but can be impractical in larger-scale studies over a long period [ 1, 3, 5].
One drawback to this approach of requiring large sample size is that it may exclude some studies with the most intensive assessments of stress and depression.
Using a population-based approach, all 9-/10-year-olds on the Isle of White were screened using parent and teacher ratings, followed by intensive assessments of screen-positive and randomly selected children.
In a group of intensive care patients, with heterogeneous diagnosis and reasons for intensive care, assessment of the level of sedation using spectral EEG alone may not be sufficiently accurate.
