Sentence examples for selective assessment from inspiring English sources

Finally, a horizontal and selective assessment of their suitability according to a descriptive set of qualitative comparison contexts and parameters is provided.

Indeed, using the paired pulse TMS technique that allows selective assessment of intracortical inhibition (ICI), we found reduced ICI levels in baseline in migraine patients together with a paradoxical response of intracortical faciltatory circuits after 1 Hz rTMS, similar to that observed in visual cortex [46].

Goff's judgment has been criticised on several points by academics, who highlight flaws in wording which leave parts of the judgment ambiguous and a selective assessment of Rylands that ignores outside influences.

Thus, three-dimensional imaging methods, such as peripheral quantitative computed tomography (pQCT), allow a selective assessment of both trabecular and cortical bone and also estimate bone strength [ 16].

Whereas the current publication volume renders comprehensive reading impossible, the selective assessment of high impact journal publications remains the mainstay of academic communication and is essential for maintenance of a vibrant intellectual process for most clinical investigators and scientists.

Until now, in vitro or in vivo direct gene transfer was mainly used in bone indications for the selective assessment of the biological effect of gene constructions chosen for the development of gene-activated bone grafts.

Accounting gimmicks and selective assessments have always made it easy to pitch the "casino sale"; they obscure the documented higher rates of addiction, bankruptcy, and crime that the casino economy brings to those communities.

The analog of CV was used to allow for greater tolerance of gene expression in some cartilage containing tissues without affecting the cartilage-selective assessment.

Scores for the "drug" domain of the Addiction Severity Index [43], corresponded to 8.6±2; and scores for the Cocaine Selective Severity Assessment Scale [44] corresponded to 27±5.

For each trial, reviewers used the Cochrane Risk of Bias tool to judge the adequacy of randomization, concealment, blinding, and outcome-data completeness, and to check for selective outcome assessments and other possible sources of bias [ 21].

It could be argued that the competitive and selective side of assessment is here to stay as employers seek the best students and degree performance is a quick way of picking them out.