Sentence examples for matrix for assessment from inspiring English sources

Given the accessibility of the aerodigestive tract, saliva provides a rational matrix for assessment of these markers.

BPA ingested in humans is almost completely metabolized and rapidly excreted, so urine is considered the most appropriate matrix for assessment of exposure (Calafat et al. 2005).

We designed a score function and matrix for situation assessment based on combat geometries, enabling cooperative maneuvers and role assignment.

For these reasons, urine is the best matrix for epidemiological assessment of exposure to BPA, phthalates, and other polar, non-persistent chemicals to whose exposures can be episodic in nature.

The relatively weak association between administered oral gavage dose of DEP and MPB and the serum concentrations of their biomarkers exemplifies why there is growing concern about the use of the proper biologic matrix for exposure assessment (Calafat et al. 2013).

A Pearson correlation coefficient matrix was constructed for assessment of both internal consistency and inter-correlation for the scales.

The close correlation between lipid-based concentrations in maternal serum and milk for a large number of lipophilic substances supports the notion that either matrix is appropriate for assessment of exposure levels.

Blood and urine are the most frequently used matrices for exposure assessment using biomonitoring.

Blood and urine are currently used for the biologic monitoring of workers exposed to Cr (Franchini and Mutti 1988; Mutti et al. 1984, 1985), and thus represent the gold standard matrices for the assessment of exposure.

In the present study landslide density in the susceptibility zones, prediction rate curves and the error matrix method have been used for assessment and the evaluation of LSZ maps (heuristic and statistical) with respect to each other.

This paper also discusses briefly a (theoretical) framework for the development of an assessment matrix for timber structures.