Sentence examples for quantified assessments from inspiring English sources
Many quantified assessments of microbial exposures have been studied, and they have not shown consistent associations with specific health effects in healthy individuals [ 3].
Another relevant advantage of quantified assessments is the simplicity and comparability of results.
Our 3-D colony image analysis provided consistent quantified assessments that were supported by the outcomes from the human experience-based evaluation.
This study presents the assessment method that can obtain quantified assessment results of various hazard-affected elements with different damage states within the whole disaster region based on an index system.
(D ) Quantified assessment of dendritic morphology for each condition in B confirms that 2-Br treatment does not affect dendritic spine density, n = 20 30 neurons per condition, p > 0.05, ANOVA with Dunnett's post hoc correction.
On the other hand, the objective aspect refers to the actual impact of emotional distraction, as quantified by assessments of working memory performance in the presence of emotional vs. non-emotional distraction.
The percentage of time spent in the open arms and percentage of entries into the open arms relative to total (open + closed) arm were quantified as assessments of anxiety.
Motor function was quantified by assessment of ambulation and placing and stepping responses using a scoring system published previously and shown in Table 1(a) [ 26].
Firstly, dystrophic features quantified by assessment of the area of neurite outgrowth, and the number of neurite branches and swellings via ImageJ 1.42 software (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/) on masked images [ 51, 55].
Unlike research assessments, which are typically geared to classify and quantify, clinical assessments aim to conceptualize the case and tailor the treatment around the patient's history, symptoms, and other individual/family characteristics.
On the other hand, quantitative risk analysis attempts to assign numeric values of risks, either by using empirical data or by quantifying qualitative assessments (Palisade 2016).
