Sentence examples for intensively assessed from inspiring English sources

Clinical and epidemiological cohorts, intensively assessed, provide more sensitive detection of less severe cognitive impairment but are often costly.

These approaches are intended for intensively assessed epidemiological cohorts where goal is valid and reliable case detection with efficient and cost-effective tools.

For a few VL taxa (microarthropods, nematodes, algae, mosses and lichens), species diversity has been intensively assessed in highly localized habitats, but little is known of how community assemblages vary across broader spatial scales, or across latitudinal and environmental gradients.

The robust performance of the control algorithm is intensively assessed in silico on a cohort of virtual patients under challenging realistic scenarios considering mixed meals, circadian variations, time-varying uncertainties, discrete measurement and actuation, sensor errors and other disturbances.

Well-characterised functional tumour antigens (predominantly growth factor receptors) amenable to targeting by antibodies are scarce and many have now been intensively assessed either pre-clinically or clinically.

Edu, who won two Premier League titles and three FA Cups in four years under Arsène Wenger at Arsenal, has fielded interest from clubs such as Internazionale, Paris St-Germain St-Germain and Milan-year-old, and both Chelsea and Manchester City have scouted the player intensively to assess his suitability for Premier League foothell.

These plots are known as MVA or MA (minus versus average) plots in the gene expression literature and have been utilized intensively to assess presence of abundance-dependent bias [ 27].

Additionally, a number of other receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs), including EGFR, VEGFR, fibroblast growth factor receptor 2 (FGFR2) and hepatocyte growth factor receptor (MET), have been studied intensively to assess their therapeutic potential in GC (Meza-Junco and Sawyer, 2012; Pazo Cid and Anton, 2013).

First, although the dogs were assessed reasonably intensively by the clinician in the first 24 hours after surgery while hospitalized, the follow-up from day 2 onwards was sparse and consisted mainly of daily assessments of the dog's demeanor and mobility by the owner.

The results showed that the proportion of risk-tested patients who returned for follow-up visits was almost double that of comparison patients (80% versus [vs] 42.7%, respectively), indicating that patients who received the risk test were assessed more intensively than patients in the comparison group.

While forest productivity is usually inferred from height growth indices, retrospective analyses of tree rings have been intensively used to assess long-term trends in forest productivity.