Sentence examples for parameter for the assessment of from inspiring English sources

It is also a sensitive parameter for the assessment of the differences in an individual between the injured and non-injured legs.

It is therefore recommended that these parameters be used as an additional parameter for the assessment of sperm quality after freeze-thawing in canine semen.

Most important, it is an essential safety parameter for the assessment of the degradation during operation of structural materials undergoing irradiation in both research and power reactors.

Permeability of nonsaline cap rock and interlayers is a key parameter for the assessment of the tightness of gas storage caverns in bedded salt formations.

The most sensitive and useful surface roughness parameter for the assessment of fatigue growth in low-and high-cycle fatigue is identified, and it is shown that results can be utilized to detect the onset of fatigue crack nucleation.

The ratio of weekly bound heavy metal content to the strongly bound content of metals was very informative parameter for the assessment of the ecological state of the polluted soils and evaluation of ameliorant effect to metal fixation in the soil.

The model predicts sound propagation throughout a space, and the impulse response at defined receiver points from which various acoustic parameters for the assessment of speech intelligibility can be calculated.

I am interested in how the law and private firms respond to job applicants or employees perceived as "risky". I look at the legal parameters for the assessment of such risk and also the organizational behavior in pursuit of risk reduction by private firms.

We prospectively evaluated the role of ultrasound measured bladder parameters for the assessment of bladder dysfunction and posttreatment bladder functional changes (if any), and their correlation with treatment outcome in children with primary nocturnal enuresis.

Results: A sub-set of HRV metrics (AVNN, rMSSD, SDNN and pNN20) showed consistent differences between stress and non-stress phases, and showed to be reliable parameters for the assessment of stress levels in short-term analysis.

This study aimed to evaluate the usefulness of suitable conventional spin-echo (CSE) and fast spin-echo (FSE) T2-weighted imaging parameters for the assessment of joint effusion in a phantom study and in a comparative study of CSE and FSE using clinical cases.