Sentence examples for surrogate assessment from inspiring English sources
Our findings suggest that consensus building through an "ethics facilitation" approach may be a commonality to the practice of ethics consultation in the US and Japan, while differences emerged in terms of recommendations, surrogate assessment, and assessing treatments.
The aim was to obtain a surrogate assessment of the quality of the dying process and examine differences in the perceptions of different types of raters.
Together, NDVI and EVI provide a surrogate assessment of green leaf biomass, photosynthetic activity, and the effects of seasonal rainfall, which are indicators of vector habitat characteristics.
The Homeostasis Model Assessment of IR (HOMA-IR) has proved to be a robust tool for the surrogate assessment of IR [ 13, 14].
These data consist of satellite measurements of leaf area indices that provide a surrogate assessment of green leaf biomass, photosynthetic activity, and the effects of seasonal rainfall, which may then be related to vector habitat characteristics and disease outbreaks [ 32].
In addition, as a surrogate assessment to predict the capacity for in vitro activated V γ9V δ2 T cells to migrate to tumour tissue, chemokine receptor expression was investigated.
Using pain documentation as a surrogate for assessment, a review showed physiological parameters i.e. cardiovascular assessment, were more frequently documented by doctors than pain in critically ill patients [3].
Indeed, fluid balance is not a surrogate for assessment of blood volume [2, 27] and CVP does not precisely reflect intravascular volume status [2, 28].
This study investigates the use of crash prediction models and micro-simulation to develop an effective surrogate safety assessment measure at the intersection level.
However, questionnaires and other surrogate exposure assessment tools should be revised periodically to reflect changes in lifestyle factors, sources, and societal conditions over time.
In epidemiological studies, BMI, an indicator of relative weight for height (weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters) is frequently used as a surrogate for assessment of excess body fat.
