This is known as the strip assumption and it has been a key element in Davenport's solution to the problem of buffeting of long-span bridges, allowing for the development of a complete methodology of assessment of wind actions.
We developed a novel methodology of assessment for residents and created an efficient remediation system using a combination of simulation, online learning, and self-assessment options.
Although there have been some promising results in the field of diabetes and epigenetics, challenges related to study design, harmonized methodology of assessment, tissue heterogeneity, and others remain.
Probabilistic uncertainty assessments satisfy requirements 1 (clear indication how reliable the findings are), 5 (intuitively understandable and straightforward to communicate) and 6 (reproducible and unambiguous), if the methodology of assessment is a standardised process.
Thus, we designed a kinesic program based on a clear succession of rehabilitation stages, establishing, at the same time, an effective methodology of assessment and monitoring of knee's joint functionality, as well as a kinesic treatment personalized for each patient, depending on their response to the kinesic treatment.
The US EPA found that the nanosilver risk assessment presented unique challenges with regard to not only the experimental database, but also the methodology of assessment, thus prompting the installation of an external advisory panel.
This was elegantly demonstrated by Ostry et al. [ 27] with a jaw-unloading methodology of assessment and it is justified by the, even limited, presence of spindles in the digastric muscles, as we showed in our investigation.
Starting in August 2003, such a standardized and reproducible methodology of assessment of surgical resection margins (for both the BCS specimen itself and for the surrounding perimeter of the resultant BCS resection bed cavity) during BCS for invasive breast cancer was initiated by the surgeon (SPP).
We conclude that the efficacy of methodologies for assessment of performance during simulation is largely undetermined.
Psychotic experiences are reported by approximately 5%10%% of the general population (1, 2), although estimates differ substantially, partly because of variation in assessment methodologies, number of assessment items, and definitions of psychotic experiences (3).
