Sentence examples for subsequent reassessment from inspiring English sources
Results from this time point were strikingly different and subsequent reassessment suggested one fruit in this batch of four was physiologically an outlier (more advanced for other ripening attributes), so data presented from this time point are from a single biological replicate.
Subsequent reassessments have largely agreed that Labour's fourth prime minister deserved better than that.
Bo's downfall, and the subsequent reassessments of the Chongqing model, has been viewed by some commentators as a victory for Wang Yang's Guangdong model.
Data included an admission or baseline MDS assessment of each resident having a stay of 14 days or longer, and subsequent reassessments every 90 days (or earlier in the case of a clinically significant change in health or functional status).
The performance of the upgraded PMU (iPMU) was evaluated from field measurements taken in a commercial laying hen barn and subsequent laboratory reassessment.
This enabled a reassessment and subsequent reinforcement of commitment to the cause.
A treatment plan outlines the therapeutic intent(s) and treatment(s) for the current session and will map out the planned treatment progression for subsequent sessions, though a reassessment will occur at the start of each subsequent session.
This relates to its multiple styles, approach to needling, attention to the patient within the treatment session and reassessment at a subsequent session.
These wounds cannot be treated primarily as burn wounds but require repeated reassessment in the subsequent 48 hours for progression to deeper tissue destruction.
The highest dose with a median probability of tolerability being at least 33percentnt will be applied as the current MTD to the subsequent patient, following the Continual Reassessment Method [ 23].
The continual reassessment method (CRM) and subsequent developments of the Bayesian approach provide important tools for the design of Phase I cancer clinical trials for a new molecular entity.
