Sentence examples for mostly assess from inspiring English sources
Patient-centered care measures provide assessments of physician communication, but they mostly assess interactions during specific office visits, and are therefore limited for exploring more general patient views about a healthcare provider [ 15].
I wanted to hide in the shadows, to mostly assess others and to cede to their abilities.
In the clinical stage, the examinations mostly assess both clinical skills and clinical knowledge.
The studies on vector-borne diseases mostly assess climate suitability and population-at-risk.
Unlike previous studies, which mostly assess psychiatric diagnoses in screen positive participants [ 26- 28], we obtained psychiatric diagnosis for both low and high-risk participants.
However, RCTs mostly assess effectiveness of interventions in ideal settings, and they focus on specific interventions rather than considering how effective is the whole clinical pathway (from the first treatment through all interventions during e.g. a 1-year follow-up time)—the latter is crucial for overall effectiveness.
> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> From this sample, assessments were more commonly performed in hospital settings; cognition was mostly assessed during first/acute admission (n = 116, 67% of respondents, p < 0.001) while mood was more commonly assessed in rehabilitation settings (n = 100, 58%, p < 0.001).
Currently, micro-chimerism levels are mostly assessed by Short Tandem Repeat (STR) fragment length analysis on capillary electrophoresis systems.
Self-sensing property of concrete is mostly assessed using small specimens without reinforcement, which may be misleading for real-time structures.
The combined wave propagation and electromechanical impedance investigation mostly assesses the necessity and the feasibility of a multi-parametric self-sensing system.
Always a writerly writer, Dessaix contemplates his mortality via his wide and eclectic reading: the great religious traditions (which he mostly assesses aesthetically), Gogol, Larkin, Turgenev and Dr Johnson.
