Sentence examples for term for assessing from inspiring English sources

Nerdfighters have a term for assessing the heights that Green's hair achieves when he worriedly tugs on it — "puff levels" — and this morning they were rising.

However, this is not a sufficient term for assessing the long-term effectiveness of surgical success and for this aim new supporting studies must be conducted.

Justice et al. [ 38] considered the two terms for assessing a prognostic system: accuracy (calibration and discrimination) and generalizability (reproducibility and transportability).

To convey confidence information in a standard way, an obvious solution is to use an ontology, to provide standard terms for assessing confidence, in the same way the ECO provides standard terms to annotate evidence types.

Given the short term considered for assessing effects and costs, no temporal adjustment was performed.

The scarcity of validated tools and long term measures for assessing IPL and professional working relationships was an issue in the study.

With the purpose of benchmarking gene associations inferred with Bayesian networks, (Troyanskaya et al., 2003) propose using known GO term annotations for assessing the significance of inferred associations.

Estimates of the short-term impact of air pollution on mortality (i.e., the impact within a limited number of days from the exposure, usually less than a week) have advantages over estimates of long-term impact for assessing the effectiveness of emissions reduction policies, because they are less influenced by latency time, cumulative exposure, and demographic dynamics (Flachs et al. 2013).

Some of the major lessons learned include the critical importance of long-term studies for assessing the full range of developmental consequences of environmental exposures, recognition of the unique challenges presented at different life stages for both outcome and exposure measurement, and the importance of ethical issues that must be dealt with in a changing medical and legal environment.

Longitudinal studies of recreational impacts can be valuable for identifying long-term trends and for assessing the long-term effectiveness of management measures designed to mitigate impacts.

It thus represents a major advantage in terms of detail for assessing global material flows.