Sentence examples for reserve assessment from inspiring English sources

Contractile reserve assessment, using low-dose dobutamine stress MRI is the second approach to assessing myocardial viability.

The results of this study will contribute to the formation characteristics understanding and reserve assessment of China shale plays.

To this end, we performed a baseline DT MRI and a cognitive reserve assessment in a group of migraine patients and followed them up for 6 months.

In addition, fractional flow reserve assessment to evaluate the physiology of target vessels in the entire population will augment the end point definition of ischemia-driven target vessel revascularization.

As the most important shale reservoirs in China, marine Silurian shales in the Sichuan Basin have received intensive investigation during recent years in the area of pore structure characterization and reserve assessment.

However, the landscape approach used to identify these seascape metrics and control for them during reserve assessment can be readily applied in a diverse array of marine habitats.

Existing reserve assessments have been consistently criticized for a myriad of insufficiencies, including limited sample replication [5], non-random reserve placement [6], and inadequate controls for temporal and spatial variability in the systems being protected [7], [8].

El Paso said in February that a cut in its reserves assessment would lead to a $1 billion write-down recorded in the fourth quarter of 2003 and that an additional $1.5 billion write-down might be needed.

The e-Portfolio automatically assigned 1 point for each activity for which students had written more than 10 words in the free text field, reserving assessment by the teacher for the final evaluation.

Yet even he is a little worried: "I reserve final assessment until I see how it all works out technically, when presented complete in the space of a week".

It is now uncommon for imaging to be the mainstay of follow-up and it is usually reserved for assessment of clinically apparent or biochemically suspected relapse.