Sentence examples for order of assessment from inspiring English sources
Outcomes assessed in order of assessment at each test session will be overground running kinematics and kinetics, treadmill running economy, bone mineral density (BMD), 5TT performance and muscle strength.
In the event of consent of the parties concerned to an assessment, or if, upon the record made at a hearing ordered under this subpart, the Board finds that the grounds for having assessed the penalty have been established, the Board may issue an order of assessment of civil money penalty.
If a timely request for a formal hearing to challenge an assessment of a civil money penalty is filed, payment of the penalty will not be required unless and until the Board issues a final order of assessment following the hearing.
The order of assessment of PPTs at TMJ and thenar muscle were randomized throughout the procedure [15].
The order of assessment was randomized between participants and the assessor was blinded to any other outcome.
In this study, 135 male schizophrenic patients were rated with the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS) after 4 weeks of treatment with typical neuroleptic medication and after 2 weeks free of neuroleptics, with the order of assessment varying across patients.
The order of assessments by the research team was determined to check both the patient's eligibility and the presence of some CAM-ICU and ICDSC features (i.e., fluctuating course of mental status assessed by RASS ratings).
An identical order of assessments was implemented for all study participants in order to diminish the occurrence of an information bias consequent to fatigue.
The influence of such biases was minimised by adopting a crossover design and assigning an equal number of cases to each of the interviewing psychiatrists, to each interview methods, and to each order of assessments (S followed by V and V followed by S).
For temperature-related diseases, most participants indicated that the effects of (changing) temperature(s) were well-documented in literature, particularly for the elderly, but data (in general and Netherlands-specific) is lacking to make reliable order-of-magnitude assessments.
An order of magnitude assessment of power consumption showed favourable energy requirement (kW h/m3) of the proposed approach compared to other techniques.
