Sentence examples for not only assessment from inspiring English sources

The numerical procedures presented permit not only assessment of the system stability but also yield an analytical form for the experimentally measured receptances.

To continue to develop new inhibitors and reagents for the proteasome, a rapid screening method is required that allows not only assessment of potency but also selectivity of inhibitors for each of the primary catalytic sites in the complex.

During embolisation, the operator should perform selective angiograms, the quality of which enables not only assessment of occlusion progress but also the potential filling of collaterals.

This suggests that accurate prediction of recurrence throughout the entire 10 years requires not only assessment of tumor differentiation and tumor proliferation for predicting early recurrences (that is, 0 to 5 years) but also prediction of recurrences more than 5 years by identifying the subset of low-grade or 'indolent appearing' tumors with high potential to metastasize.

If the aim of the scoring system is not only assessment of a risk score but also a reliable prediction of the probability of morbidity outcome, the 95% confidence interval of the prognostic probability associated with each integer score has to be calculated extending the analysis to a wider range of steps.

The higher estimates will affect not only assessments of how much environmental damage the spill has done but also how much BP might eventually pay to clean up the mess — and they will most likely increase suspicion among skeptics about how honest and forthcoming the oil company has been throughout the catastrophe.

It is therefore very important to ascertain with great clarity the infrastructural demarcation, if any, between not only hazard assessment and risk assessment but also risk assessment and risk management.

The added advantage of radiochromic film compared to TLD measurements is the two dimensional dose map which is recorded for the assessment of dose providing not only an assessment at the site of the cornea, lens and retina in a phantom but in other areas as well.

We found substantial variation, not only in assessment volume, but also in the type and intensity of assessment.

For these purposes imaging is invaluable and now plays an integral role not only in assessment of tumour bulk and sites of metastases but also in monitoring response to therapy, surgical planning and accurate assessment of disease at relapse.

McKenzie concluded by observing that his views were not only an assessment, but accurately portrayed the "grim picture of the reality we face".