Sentence examples for sole assessment from inspiring English sources
We demonstrate that the sole assessment of therapy effects by apoptosis imaging can be misleading, depending on the therapy effect on the tumor vasculature.
For some bodies the desktop assessment was the sole assessment tool.
Globally, this may indicate that the sole assessment of a proximal marker may be inefficient to prognosticate outcome, and combinations of several proximal and distal markers may render better prediction results.
In the initial stages, these bodies utilised a desktop assessment process to either screen candidates (ensuring they meet the standard to sit the examination process) or as the sole assessment process.
Several studies have shown that the sole histological assessment of EMBs is unsuitable to detect especially low grade myocardial inflammation due to low sensitivity and specificity, sampling error and interobserver variability [ 24, 31, 48, 59].
Additionally, the DCI focuses on a subset of potential concepts and alternative conceptions related to Mendelian and population genetics, and therefore should not be used as the sole summative assessment instrument in courses.
Typically, the sole form of assessment in Haiti nursing schools is a final written examination, of essay, short answer or multiple-choice type.
Development of such customized interventions is important because individuals with cognitive or sensory impairments may need extra training and should not be excluded from opportunities to learn to drive based on a sole screening or assessment.
Three studies report a measurable benefit from anthelmintic treatment using "body condition scoring" as the sole measure of assessment but have limited information on the methodologies and statistical analyses employed [ 3, 4, 9].
This also suggests that in the case of biogenic synthesis of nanoparticles, the presence and intensity of SPR should not be the sole criterion for concentration assessment.
Indeed, the characteristic swings in renal function over time in critically ill patients largely reduce the validity of a sole creatinine-based AKI assessment.
