Sentence examples for presentation of assessments from inspiring English sources

The study quality was assessed according to the guidelines on presentation of assessments of risk of bias as outlined in Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews for Randomized Trials 21.

Using indicators and indices for verbal, numeric or graphic presentation of assessment results allows the easy highlighting of infrastructural components that require improvement.

Conservation of forest biological diversity was again addressed in Vienna in 2003 by the adoption of a resolution on Conserving and Enhancing Forest Biological Diversity in Europe and the presentation of Assessment Guidelines for Protected and Protective Forest and Other Wooded Land in Europe (MCPFE, 2003c).

We followed the advice of Cox et al (1992) for QoL studies which recommended simplicity of design, analysis and presentation of QoL assessments.

The visual presentation of the assessment of a doctor (ranging from check-marks to stars, plus points, and other symbols) or the option of writing free commentary might implicitly represent general satisfaction.

Results include the presentation of a damage assessment model that could help on the correlation between the damaged region and the mechanical properties, including the contribution of the fractal dimension.

The primary objective of our selected criteria and scoring system was to facilitate the clear presentation of our quality assessment.

9 00 – 9:15 Prof. Dan Pennock, Intergovernmental Technical Panel on Soils (ITPS) | Presentation of the Global assessment of the impact of plant protection products on soil functions and soil ecosystems.

There is no evidence of any major impact of the order of presentation on the assessment of cancer patients' quality of life when two of the three questionnaires – FLIC, FACT-G and EORTC QLQ-C30 – are used together.

The median number of hours between time of hospital presentation and time of assessment was 11 (IQR 5 21).

We have not been able to find other examples of the examination of this in GP consultation evaluation, but as previously stated, the influence of the sequential presentation of information on subsequent assessments of this information is a well-known phenomenon in the psychological literature.