Sentence examples for more direct assessment from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we commenced a more direct assessment.

In a more direct assessment of the relationship between provocative dress and objectification of others, Holland and Haslam (2013) manipulated the dress (provocative or plain clothing) of two models (thin or overweight) who were rated equally attractive in facial attractiveness.

We conclude that the use of whole-cellular systems is clearly favored over cell extracts and predict that next-generation screening assays need to be developed towards broader applicability and more direct assessment of isoprenoid production levels.

The lack of perfect correlation of mRNA and protein levels during heat treatment has pushed the researchers to explore insights into the proteomic basis, since this technique provides a more direct assessment of the actual proteins performing the signaling, enzymatic, regulatory and structural functions encoded by the genome and transcriptome (Echevarría-Zomeño et al. 2015).

Then there was a more direct assessment from Charlie Rose.

If a provider notices some of those clinical red flags that I mentioned, like a patient coming in frequently for pregnancy testing, or coming in frequently to change her birth control option — if that is going on, then a provider can do a more direct assessment using these questions to ask women about their experiences.

But more direct assessments of the coronary arteries with EBCT and dual source CT scans cast doubt on the impact of SES on the early manifestations of coronary artery disease.

The Skills section is the closest to the traditional academic outcomes associated with more direct assessments.

Sleep diaries, actigraphy, and polysomnography from some large population and small-scale investigations have shown good correlations between subjective estimates of sleep duration and more direct assessments (23– 23).

These more direct assessments of gastric acid levels were not performed in the original studies; as such, they were not available for this secondary analysis.

Studies where understanding mechanism of effect is a major focus clearly require more direct assessments of intervention fidelity, whereas those studies whose main question is "does the intervention work under usual conditions?" may limit their generalisability by more intensive assessment of study processes.