Sentence examples for rather than assessment from inspiring English sources

Aside from Taguchi et al.'s (2013) study, which focused on acquisition rather than assessment, little is known about what can be done to assess L2 Chinese pragmatic comprehension ability.

Generally, the curatorial approach favors representation and sampling rather than assessment and distinction.

As such, calls for assessment for learning, rather than assessment of learning, are currently almost universal (Green 2017).

This requires a more comprehensive lipid analysis such as evaluation of the particle number of lipoproteins, modification of apolipoproteins, and variability of lipid composition across individuals rather than assessment of simple LDL cholesterol levels although several factors such as inflammations, diabetes and other pre-existing conditions can affect the prevalence of CVD [10, 70, 71].

Reports until now focused more on feasibility rather than assessment of efficacy of MNS.

The stakes are personal rather than assessment related, but nonetheless high.

We also developed a CDSS that used recommendations rather than assessments.

Kawamoto et al. [16] found that clinical practice was improved with provision of CDSSs: (1) as part of clinician workflow, (2) with recommendations rather than assessments, (3) at the time and location of decision-making, and (4) if computer-based.

The participants were selected based on a single self-reported item on depressive symptoms, rather than assessments using psychometric instruments.

Wee-FIM [ 75], a popular measure of functional independence, is not being considered because it involves clinician assessments rather than assessments from a patient or parent perspective.

No gold-standard clinical alignment tools yet exist and numerous publicized examples of early translational work appear to base their choice of tool on user-friendliness or availability of a graphical-user-interface rather than assessments of performance.