Sentence examples for overtly assess from inspiring English sources
When the chronology resumes in the 1950's, Picasso is beginning to overtly assess his place in history.
This paper reports on a DfEE funded development project, which looked at overtly assessing key skills within an undergraduate midwifery curriculum.
Assessment of practice documents are mostly based on the NMBA [ 10] Competencies and often, between universities, focus on very different nursing skills if, indeed, these skills are overtly indicated or overtly assessed in practice.
Unfortunately, the intronless nature makes targeted reverse transcription-PCR very susceptible to DNA contamination and these reports of ANP32C expression do not overtly show the reverse transcriptase controls to assess this potential contamination.
Over all, the history of jazz becomes much more splintered and harder to assess, especially with the forceful trajectory of less popular — but arguably more influential — avant-garde figures who were less overtly concerned with swinging or playing the blues.
Furthermore, the delivery of compacted DNA nanoparticles did not produce a decrease in retinal function as assessed by ERG analyses (Fig 7) and there was no evidence of inflammation in histologic sections of the retina, demonstrating that this methodology does not have any overtly damaging consequences to retinal cells.
Additional analyses assessing the respiratory symptoms-HRQoL relationship in those with asthma and in those with COPD separately showed that these relationships did not differ overtly between subjects with asthma and subjects with COPD (data not shown).
It is a simple observational instrument assessing levels of sedation and agitation that requires no patient input [ 8] with scores ranging from +4 (representing an overtly combative patient) to -5, representing a patient who cannot be aroused by either voice or physical stimulation.
When we assessed them through the Oxford classification, 11% interventions were classified as grade B, 1% as grade C, and 88% as grade D. Appropriate interventions for the same diagnoses presented in Table 4 and ranked by Oxford classification are shown in Table 5. Overtly unsubstantiated therapy according to Ellis classification is shown in Table 6.
