d) Not isolating one topic at the expense of the whole: This holistic perspective is called for, for instance expressed in the Science-in-Society work programme for 2011 (EC 2011), in the analysis that partial assessments are not sufficient for aligning EST with societal demands.
Historically, only partial assessments of data quality have been performed in clinical trials, for which the most common method of measuring database error rates has been to compare the case report form (CRF) to database entries and count discrepancies.
But a partial assessment of their finances is possible based on the matching funds each will get from the city's Campaign Finance Board.
These and additional statistics (for example, overlaying also the training and class envelopes), summarized in similar plots, provide a quick and easy semi-quantitative partial assessment of classification accuracies.
Most medical schools in the United States use the National Board of Medical Examiners Subject Examinations as a method of at least partial assessment of student performance, yet there is still uncertainty of how well these examination scores correlate with clinical proficiency.
However, such evaluations provide only a partial assessment of the prototype design process because the perception of usefulness, ease of use on tasks, and common barriers to use, from the point of view of the people who use the tool, are not always sufficiently integrated.
In humans, however, evidence for maternal gene effects on the risk of clefting is less direct, and the few published studies are primarily single-gene association analyses that provide only a partial assessment of risk.
However, it was only a partial assessment of maternal health care.
Therefore, using a single question should be considered a partial assessment of unmet healthcare needs.
Due to incomplete knowledge in real data, we use a partial assessment based on the YEASTRACT database [ 29].
The data from Baechler, then, provide only a partial assessment of IFN-regulated genes at a single point in time.
