Sentence examples for more specific assessment from inspiring English sources

RECIST is easier to assess than UCSTS, which may deserve more specific assessment for trials with targeted therapies.

But, he added, "patients need to know they can call somebody at midnight after surgery and get clear advice both on managing symptoms and on figuring out when the symptom requires more specific assessment for potential postsurgical problems".

Each of the categories is divided into more specific assessment methods.

This broadens the definition by Slater, as the micro level specifically addresses individual circumstances under which a certain mode is used or has to be used and allows for a more specific assessment of the actual quality of certain situations.

b) The assessment methods: Based on the work of Brown et al. (1997), the model includes a selection of six categories of general assessment methods: Multiple choice questions (MCQ) Essays Problem solving Practical work Short- answer questions Reflective practice assignments Each of the categories is divided into more specific assessment methods.

The platelet mapping assay should enable more specific assessment of platelet function with the TEG® device.

"Afghanistan faced the real prospect that the Taliban would take over large parts of the country," Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta said recently, echoing more specific assessments by lower-level officials who declined to be named.

In this regard, the need for more specific assessments about the extent of acquisition of the LSE is increasing.

However, the claim is of a piece with his claim (considered earlier in discussing whether Austin is a deflationist about truth) that assessment as to truth covers a variety of more specific assessments as to merit (including happiness), assessments which themselves most naturally target illocutionary acts: assessments as to fairness, reasonableness, and so forth.

This can be addressed using risk assessment and needs assessment instuments in combination with more specific assessments of treatment outcome and recovery [ 8, 9].

In our view, an optimal frontal lobe assessment should include tests of fluid intelligence, in particular discrepancy from premorbid score, supplemented by one or more specific assessments of residual, putatively anterior frontal deficit.