However, clinical resources are sparse, and assessment methods developed and validated in Western countries may not be relevant or feasible.
Our agent tries to learn the degree of importance of each local critic's assessment, using sparse super-critic punishing revisions.
The sparse data available for assessment of SnIV speciation indicate that Sn(OH 40 is dominant over a wide range of pH.
Although the literature pertaining to web-based assessment is sparse, the peer assessment literature provides evidence of the importance of anonymity, or at least confidentiality, for the acceptance of peer assessment (Arnold et al. 2005; Shue et al. 2005).
Despite the progress in acceptance of the endoscopic technique for pituitary adenomectomy, literature pertaining to preoperative otolaryngology assessment is sparse.
Finally, assessment using sparse genetic labeling of SGN innervation in a Sema3F null mutant shows photocopies the SGN targeting defects observed in Nrp2-/+ mutants.
Unrest on long-dormant volcanoes, for which hazard information is commonly sparse, typically requires rapid hazard assessment, given that possible onset of eruption may be within days to months of the start of unrest.
As instructors of the pedagogy course, we would like an efficient way to measure the extent to which LAs learn the content of the course; however, the literature is sparse with respect to the assessment tools for measuring learning of pedagogical principles both within higher education and in the teacher education literature.
Evaluation of in vitro matured and/or cryopreserved oocytes was beyond the scope of this review owing to the variety of techniques used for these processes and sparse available data about morphological assessment.
Second, the frequency of assessments was relatively sparse, especially the follow-up from Day 2 onwards, and consisted of daily assessments of the cat's demeanour and general well-being by the owner.
