Sentence examples for ongoing reassessment from inspiring English sources

Will we see a trajectory in the book, some kind of ongoing reassessment of the nature or purpose of storytelling?

The new appraisal of malathion was initiated by the E.P.A. as part of an ongoing reassessment of all the 20,000 pesticides in use.

There has been an ongoing reassessment of these priorities with new emphasis on the reduction of greenhouse gases (see greenhouse effect) or pollution-producing characteristics of automotive power systems.

Based on initial assessment and ongoing reassessment, sequential trials should be undertaken until adequate pain relief is achieved.

Tailoring the exercises to the individual and ongoing reassessment by the treating physiotherapist will ensure safety.

"These are constant, ongoing reassessments: where the population is dynamic, where the population growth has been rapid, and where that is not the case," said John White, the Education Department official with the task of addressing enrollment issues.

Ideally, this is an ongoing process, since reassessment of compliance to guidelines over longer periods of time than observed in our study appears to be important as well [19].

However delivering and maintaining these services necessitates high levels of experience in developing and applying tests for exotic and emerging infections, strong national and international links and collaborations, ongoing monitoring and reassessment of test design and performance, innovative approaches to generation of positive control material, and a regular quality assurance program.

PDC has three main components: 1) initial assessment, 2) action plan, and 3) ongoing monitoring and reassessment.

While this study demonstrates the feasibility of capturing user perspectives through the self-complete questionnaire and follow telephone interviews, it did not capture professional perspectives at 6 months, and nor did it allow for simultaneous reassessment of ongoing need.

These diagnostic uncertainties will be considered in an ongoing follow up study (diagnostic reassessment after 2-3 yeand afterfthe the age of 18).