Sentence examples for on two assessments from inspiring English sources

A complete response was defined as the disappearance of all disease on two assessments at least 4 weeks apart.

Based on data from a previous test retest study involving 114 children from 6th grade (fruit and vegetable reliability has been presented elsewhere [ 33]), the question regarding screen time activity yielded a Spearman coefficient of r=0.67, indicating acceptable reliability on two assessments 14 days apart.

A partial response was defined as at least 50% decrease in the sum of the products of bidimensional measurements (or the sum of maximum diameters of lesions where bidimensional measurements were not feasible) of defined measurable lesions on two assessments at least 4 weeks apart, and no lesion should have progressed and no new lesions appeared.

Leman et al. 2016 used the GIS-based integrated evaluation model base on ESAs on two assessment sets in Langkawi, Malaysia.

A GIS-based integrated evaluation model was performed on two assessment sets (Set A and Set B) using a standard grading system and weights determined with analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method.

Our BN synthesis identified 5% of the streams that are at risk based on two assessment criteria: (1) their catchments have projected future impervious cover (IC) levels greater than 6% and (2) the stream catchments have predicted vulnerability scores in the highest quartile of the BN model probability distribution.

In a within-subjects design, for each participant the Face-Turn AAT was administered on two assessment moments, 2 weeks apart.

However, your female executive protection agent should do a one on one assessment of your needs.

The results show that there is no significant difference between sketching and not sketching based on three assessments: design outcome, cognitive activity and idea links.

The aim of this study was to analyse longitudinally, based on three assessments on the same individuals at intervals of eight years, the annual effects of age group and birth cohort on exercise in the Swedish population during a 16-year period, for each sex separately.

Using groupings based on six assessments of antisocial behavior between ages 5 and 18, Moffitt and colleagues [ 4] analyzed data from the Dunedin (New Zealand) study and reported that at age 26 males on the stable high path offended and got into fights more frequently than those on the adolescent limited path and had more often been convicted for drug-related and violent offenses.