Sentence examples for technologies in the assessment from inspiring English sources

Dearnley et al. (2008) explored the feasibility and identified the issues related to using mobile technologies in the assessment of health and social care students in practice settings.

Theories and technologies in the assessment and modeling of energy characteristics were reviewed, and general strategies on micro process planning were discussed at the software-based optimization level.

However, there is much work to be carried out in standardising new imaging technologies in the assessment of RA and in determining the pathophysiological correlates of certain image abnormalities.

Nevertheless, in spite of all of the limitations mentioned above, we used LDPI in our study, as it has several advantages over most other existing methods in objectively assessing digital microvascular flow, and has hence become an established technology in the assessment of digital micro-circulation in scleroderma [ 10- 18].

Of our sample, 29 reports (27.1%) state a clear conclusion regarding the medical effectiveness of a technology in the assessment, and 15 reports (14%) provide a conclusion regarding cost-effectiveness in the economic section.

The genome-wide response to nanomaterial exposure remains largely unexplored and the use of omics technologies in the safety assessment of nanomaterials would be interesting for predictive toxicology [ 25].

In the early stages of face-to-face therapy, utilizing technology in the initial assessment process is likely to be beneficial for a number of reasons.

In addition, new technologies for the assessment of oocyte and embryo quality are reviewed, including gene expression profiling of cumulus cells, proteomics and metabolomics.

For the moment, the integration of electronic technologies in momentary assessment has benefited the assessment of depressive disorders more than that of bipolar disorders [ 89, 90].

Barton said she did consider the water saving technologies in her assessment, but Tyson lost points for not having a publicly stated water reduction goal.

How can technology facilitate pediatric caregiver involvement in the assessment of physicians?