Sentence examples for more valuable assessment from inspiring English sources

Also, observing patients' portal usage during assignments might provide a more valuable assessment of actual web portal usability.

Internal consistency is suggested as a more valuable assessment of the reliability of a measure because of the likelihood of short-term fluctuations in health conditions such as those employed in this study, in which external factors such as disease and treatment variables are known to influence functioning.

Considering the literature a minimum of three days would have been more valuable for this assessment [ 48].

Motivated by the fact that most existing research on multiuser CDMA capacity have focused on theoretical analysis with simplified system assumptions, in this work, we present a framework for capacity analysis of a WCDMA system with more realistic assumptions, which make the framework and results more valuable for the performance assessment of real cellular networks.

Although specialist peer feedback would not be available, the referring physician, as the primary consumer of consultation letters, is likely the more valuable rater of performance assessment.

Taylor et al. (2002) suggest that assessing the nature of the patient's problems (e.g., how compulsions impact daily routine, ability to interact with peers) is much more valuable in the clinical assessment of OCD that are global measures of functioning and disability (e.g., the Clinical Global Impression CGI see description below, GAF, and the CGAS).

For this reason, a quality of care measure would be relevant and more valuable in Singapore with proxies' assessment.

As emphasized in a recent review (18), both calibration and discrimination can never be perfect when one is assessing risk equations, and calibration is more valuable and important for the accurate assessment of risk than the C statistic.

As much as this claim violates one of our most sacred assumptions, life cycle assessments offer far more valuable measurements to gauge the environmental impact of eating.

The assessment would have been more valuable if a higher response rate could have been obtained.

Rather, Student Success 3.0 elevates the assessment process into something much more valuable for each party.