Sentence examples for only for assessment from inspiring English sources

All patients in this prospective study were assessed before receiving any therapy for metastatic disease which allowed not only for assessment of molecular markers in the absence of new therapy but also demonstration of the clinical significance of obtaining a confirmatory biopsy.

The test, which will be available to schools next fall, is intended only for assessment and instructional purposes and has nothing to do with college admissions, College Board officials said.

Widely accepted quality indicators for headache care would provide a basis not only for assessment of care but also, and more importantly, for its improvement.

In this sense, studying EC in people that experiences stressful events is relevant not only for assessment purposes, but for providing clinical psychologists with a pertinent variable in treating the consequences of trauma to mental health and quality of life.

The public repository Gene Expression Omnibus [39] contains tens of thousands of 3'-end targeted expression microarray datasets (Table 5), many of which have been analyzed only for assessment of transcript abundance.

It seems economically unrealistic for ordinary clinics to keep medically-trained personnel only for assessment tasks.

Given the importance of soil biota, one of the key challenges in tillage research is understanding and predicting the effects of tillage on soil ecology, not only for assessments of the impact of tillage on soil organisms and functions, but also for the design of tillage systems to make the best use of soil biodiversity, particularly for crop protection.

The third, conducted by Kukkonen, Binik, Amsel, and Carrier (2007), reported gender differences in subjective sexual arousal only for assessments during the first 5 min of the stimuli, whereas no gender difference was found for the latter two time periods.

First, to the best of our knowledge, this trial is the first to include a fully-Internet-based treatment for social cognitive deficits in schizophrenia, designed to be completed entirely remotely (from home), with minimal supervision and clinic visits only for assessments (see recent review of training studies in [ 82]).

The design of this trial should not only allow for assessment of lesion detection and characterization, but also for lesion localization and resection strategy, in order to determine which imaging modality most accurately determines treatment strategy.

However, continuing to employ the ERS as the only tool for assessment and reassessment can be redundant when programs have maintained good quality scores for a number of years.