Sentence examples for multi-level assessments from inspiring English sources
Due to the high frequency of large earthquakes, generally referred to as level 2 earthquakes, the necessity of multi-level assessments has been acutely felt in Japan.
By employing a simplified multi-level assessment approach that has been previously derived at Imperial College, grillage-type approximations are obtained and used to examine the floor dynamic behaviour for the various column removal cases.
We will perform a multi-level assessment of the human impact on microbial mediated biogeochemical cycles.
The RAPIA is structured as a multi-level assessment tool for health systems research.
A multi-level assessment that is currently underway will provide more insights on how existing challenges can be addressed.
This study informed a multi-level assessment that is currently underway to understand the problem of missed appointments within the context of implementation related factors.
Regarding organizational factors, a multi-level assessment study in Sub-Saharan African countries showed that increased workload for health and medical cadres was negatively associated with the acceptance and uptake of HIV testing [ 15].
The dissociation of such comorbid disorders was made possible because of the systematic investigation of different cerebral functions from a neuro-psychological, neuro-psychomotor and neuro-visual viewpoint on a sample of children enrolled with strict inclusion criteria, hence the need for a multi-dimensional or multi-level assessment of these children [ 9, 10].
A specific innovative approach was developed to multi-level quantitative assessment of domino scenarios, and its potential was analyzed.
In this study, we propose a new approach for multi-level influence assessment on multi-relational networks, such as Twitter.
With approval from the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee, consecutive cases presenting with mood and/or psychotic symptoms to youth mental health services in and around Sydney were invited to participate in a detailed multi-level clinical assessment.
