Sentence examples for spread assessment from inspiring English sources
The second example of an assessment is the numeral unit spread assessment pedigree (NUSAP) method to assess qualitative and quantitative uncertainties in the targets image energy model regional (TIMER) energy model, part of RIVMs IMAGE model [25].
The Numerical, Unit, Spread, Assessment and Pedigree (NUSAP) system [ 27, 65, 66] is another method to assess data quality.
NUSAP stands for Numeral, Unit, Spread, Assessment and Pedigree.
In summary, three types of techniques can be used for analysing uncertainties in the IEHM programmes: (i) Data quality assessment: Methods (e.g., Aguila tool [ 72], the Numerical, Unit, Spread, Assessment and Pedigree (NUSAP) system [ 73, 74]) for a data quality assessment can be used to deal with the quantitative uncertainty, by evaluating whether data are fit for purpose.
For those participants who are particularly frail, there will be the option to spread the assessments over more visits, to have a shorter assessment in total and for much of the interview to be conducted with an 'informant' i.e. a relative/carer who knows the participant well.
Few recent studies have shown the potential of whole-body DWI in lymphoma for nodal staging, extranodal spread and response assessment.
On the basis of this classification, we provided five easy, five medium, and six difficult questions that were all spread across the assessment to avoid frustration due to the impression that questions are getting gradually harder through the course of the assessment.
The latest EU/IMF assessment spreads the blame.
However, this can be explained by different scaling and spread in the assessments; low spread tends to inflate while high spread tends to decrease the odds ratios.
Families receive a financial reward (€65) for completing assessments, spread across the four measurement points but increasing in amount at each follow-up.
The NUSAP method (Funtowicz and Ravetz 1990; van der Sluijs et al. 2005b) was originally designed to combine quantitative assessments of uncertainty (the Numeral, its Unit and the Spread) with qualitative judgements (Assessment and Pedigree).
