Sentence examples for support in the assessment of from inspiring English sources

A service-based TCN implementation has been applied in eleven distributed engineering design projects to support in the assessment of communication patterns and to provide a live view into the online communication activities of conceptual design teams.

Working Groups of independent experts from different fields of cancer prevention were appointed to review the recommendations, supported by a Literature Group to provide scientific and technical support in the assessment of the scientific evidence, through systematic reviews of the literature.

The increase of pancreatic enzyme activity (lipase and amylase), a surrogate measure, could represent supporting evidence in the assessment of the risk of pancreatitis; these data, however, were not readily usable.

What strategies support caregivers' involvement in the assessment of their children's physicians?

There is however an emerging body of evidence to support its use in the assessment of tumour response to therapy with promising results to date, particularly in cervical cancer.

Harking back to Austin Bradford Hill and his criteria for assessing causation (Hill 1965), positive exposure response analyses are important in supporting the assessment of causality.

This study has focused on issues regarding the construct validity of the ECLiPS a new questionnaire and its possible role in supporting the assessment of children referred for APD.

All methods implemented in SAFE support the assessment of the robustness and convergence of sensitivity indices.

With the complexity of designs, there are now needs to provide decision support tools to aid in the assessment of the sustainability credentials of design solutions.

The new EU-BSS is regulating the use of NORM in building materials, however a large scale database with country specific information that can support legislators and industry in the assessment of the radiological impact of the use of by-products in construction is missing.

Anaesthetist 1 suggested that it was unusual for consultants to perform physical examinations of patients prior to the day of surgery and this was in stark contrast to some other PACs in Scotland, which had weekly dedicated anaesthetist-led clinics to support the nursing staff in the assessment of the more complex patients [ 1].