Sentence examples for literature assessing from inspiring English sources

A robust literature assessing the toxicity of engineered nanomaterials to terrestrial\agricultural plant species has begun to develop.

There are few studies in the literature assessing the effect of bariatric procedures on longterm risk of cardiovascular events.

There are many competing assessment and scoring systems and a near constant stream of publications in the rheumatology literature assessing various aspects of this.

In Singapore, there is no formal training or available literature assessing the current exposure, competency, and interest of internal medicine residents and internists to POCUS.

To systematically review literature assessing efficacy and safety of pharmacologic treatments in children with abdominal pain-related functional gastrointestinal disorders (AP-FGIDs).

There is a paucity of literature assessing the effectiveness of exercises targeting neural tissue mobility or neurodynamics as opposed to conventional hamstrings stretching exercises.

To our knowledge, there is no data in the medical literature assessing mHLA-DR expression at ICU discharge in patients admitted to the ICU for septic shock which would allow us to determine whether sepsis-induced immunosuppression persists.

A rapidly growing body of literature assessing material flows considers indirect material flows embodied in internationally traded products and applies consumption-based or footprint-type indicators with the objective of providing complementary information for the design of resource policies.

There is a problem of many available methods and a lack of appropriate literature assessing their ease of usage and applicability so that relevant methods can be selected to address a particular Natech accident.

This paper offers a survey of the existing literature assessing cost-effectiveness and efficiency of greenhouse gas mitigation strategies or the effects of broader economic reforms in the agricultural and forestry sectors.

Despite this, there is a dearth of literature assessing the preoperative risk factors that are associated with septicemia.