Sentence examples for one assesses from inspiring English sources

Whether he was literally correct depends on how one assesses what happened to those wounded in the battle, most of whom died later of their injuries.

Before assessing quality, one has to decide how quality of care should be defined and this depends on whether one assesses only provider performance or also the contributions of patients and of the health care system.

First, the magnitude of changes was small when compared to the fold-change that can be obtained with in vitro studies of pesticide neurotoxicity, where typically one assesses the effects on a single cell type at a fixed stage of differentiation (Mense et al. 2006).

The performance of the proposed protocol for the TWRC is numerically evaluated in terms of the SER performance for M T =N T =2 antennas (as in Fig. 1), then the effect of of M R on SER is studied, and finally, one assesses the robustness of the system to the existence of estimation errors in all the channel matrices involved.

The manner in which one assesses the performance of the derived ITR depends on the appropriate clinical utility (i.e., increased response rate or prolonged survival duration).

The ADDQoL includes two global items; one assesses generic or "present" overall quality of life (measured on a seven point scale: range −3 to +3) and the second assesses diabetes-specific quality of life (measured on a five point scale: range −3 to +1) [ 9, 10].

The first one assessed knowledge on epidemiology, risk factors and symptoms.

Twenty-one focused on prescribing errors, 11 measured administration errors, 12 were interventional studies and one assessed transcribing errors.

How should one assess the intentions of the visitors, and communicate with them?

In May, D'Aiuto published a study in PLoS One assessing the impact of treating gum disease in people with Type 2 diabetes.

Stage one assessed test-retest reliability and internal consistency.