Sentence examples for practical to assess from inspiring English sources
Instead, simultaneous measurement of a group of functionally related biomarkers will be more practical to assess comprehensive status of ARDS.
Previously, it was not practical to assess Rac1 activation status in the most commonly used format for clinical tumor specimens, formalin-fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissues samples.
Four characteristics, usefulness, simplicity, data completeness, and timeliness were most commonly rated by the panel as ' very/extremely' practical to assess in an injury surveillance system.
However, because they are not as practical to assess, BMI in kg·m−2 continues to be the preferred method of assessing and classifying overweight and obesity.
We present a tool that was designed to be practical to assess the ancestry of mapped WGS data for samples sequenced at low depth, assuming that a relevant reference panel in terms of ancestry is provided.
The PPV was rated as either ' moderate' and ' not at all/somewhat' (both 42.9%) and the LR+ was most commonly rated as ' not at all/somewhat' practical to assess.
We present a practical method to assess and learn from routine practice.
Considering all the results of the study, we propose a practical approach to assess self-adherence in clinical practice that depends on the expected adherence prevalence: - If we expect a high or medium non-adherence prevalence in our clinical setting, we can use the self-reported methods (MGT and BT together) to detect and to follow-up the non-adherent patients.
The lawsuit revealed that Corizon, in a bid to cut costs, used licensed practical nurses to assess inmates at intake — a job that, under California law, only registered nurses are allowed to complete.
His task is to create a practical way to assess and pay claims, promptly and fairly, and in that way spare everyone the torture of endless litigation.
Taking advantage of the capabilities of these scanners, we developed a practical method to assess pupillary response to light.
