Sentence examples for systematic appraisal from inspiring English sources

However, none of these findings have yet been tested in a "systematic appraisal" of spicy food – the kind of study which could now be warranted, Dr Forouhi said.

In an attempt at a more systematic appraisal of the global fire risk, Dr Krawchuk has been trying to build a model that explicitly includes all the factors that create fires.

However, a systematic appraisal on how HIT application has so far affected transplant care is greatly missing from the literature.

Handel's paper below is a systematic appraisal of its representativeness, and of its constructs and of how they relate to important criterion variables such as wages.

FTA tools allow for systematic appraisal of potential challenges, opportunities, and threats, and thus informing the design of long-term strategies.

This review is the first systematic appraisal of the existing evidence comparing continuity of care and specialisation across inpatient and outpatient mental health care.

Among the most significant theories to emerge from these systematic appraisals are the Theravāda theory of the life-continuum mind (bravaṅga-citta), the Sarvāstivāda theory of appropriation (prāpti) in the mental stream, the Sautrāntika theory of seeds (bīja) in the mental stream, and the Yogācāra theory of repository consciousness (ālaya-vijñāna).

Although there have been reviews of the effectiveness of CCDSSs in the management of various disease states in different clinical settings [ 32, 33], there have been no systematic appraisals of their impact on chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma and COPD in primary care.

The heterogeneity in the surgical management of this condition raised a need for clarity on the effectiveness of the different types of grafts, through a systematic, critical appraisal of the literature.

Specifically, I argue that the proponents of HAT have not provided: (a) a thorough analysis of the evolutionary costs and benefits of killing; (b) evidence for 'special design' features of homicide; or (c) a systematic comparative appraisal of killing among different species.

Existing systematic review appraisal instrument did not reflect current evidence on potential sources of bias in systematic reviews and were generally not validated.