Sentence examples for specific review of from inspiring English sources

We believe in much tougher grading, and that is a detailed, specific review of the skills developed and the attitudes developed and the personal growth developed in the course of four months".

Therefore we have included a specific review of the available biomonitoring data on 2,4-D.

In cases of delirium, a specific review of drugs and their metabolism is mandatory.

HRQoL assessment by comparatively few experts was also observed in a specific review of liver diseases involving 30 studies.

With the exception of a specific review of the applicability of the HoNOS and the HoNOS65+ for older people [ 8], there has been no comprehensive review of these instruments that can inform this debate.

The ethical committee of the University Hospital Würzburg has determined that for analysis and publication of single center case series this informed consent is sufficient and no specific review of retrospective data analysis projects are required.

But the minutes also say: "On the other hand, the Bank had not produced a formal review of the period, and although there had been specific reviews of market operations, forecasting and emergency facilities, and much had changed as a result, that was perceived as a deficiency".

The relevance of the results of more general reviews to patient surveys may therefore be limited, and the need for specific reviews of influences on responses to patient postal surveys has been highlighted [ 10].

In 2003, World Health Organisation published "Adherence to long term therapies: evidence for action", which included specific reviews of non-adherence in therapies for asthma, cancer, depression, diabetes, epilepsy, hypertension, tuberculosis [ 5].

The second aim was to test predictions derived from a domain-specific review of all other investigations with clozapine suggesting salient gains on tests sensitive to motor and mental speed, visual spatial manipulation, and new learning of verbal material.

Currently development of a patient decision aid is resource intensive: it requires a decision-specific review of the scientific literature by experts to ascertain the potential outcomes under different treatments.