Sentence examples for the assessment evaluated from inspiring English sources
Most of the studies examined in the assessment evaluated the effect of treatment related to mental illness per se.
In addition, the assessment evaluated if the curricula are adequately balanced with respect to theory, demonstration and clinical teaching; had a structure indicating composition, duration and sequence of courses; and prepared students adequately for clinical training.
The assessment evaluated antenatal services among a non-randomized sample of 420 self-identified pregnant Syrian refugee women that included demographics, gestational age, living accommodation, antenatal care coverage, antenatal care content, antenatal health behaviors, antenatal health literacy, and family planning perception and practices.
The assessment evaluates reductions in microbial pathogens during processing and food-preparation steps and growth and recontamination during other processing and storage periods.
The assessments evaluated the facilities' general infrastructure, human resources, obstetric services including EmOC, FP services and infection prevention environment.
The second assessment evaluated the Arabic version of HURT in primary care in Saudi Arabia.
The psychological assessment evaluated the emotional axis and QoL of patients through POMS and LEIPAD tests, respectively (19, 20).
While the KDR mRNA was extracted from tumor tissues that included both tumor cells and extracellular matrix, the immunohistochemical assessment evaluated KDR protein only in tumor cells and not in the extracellular matrix.
Second, the post-training assessment evaluated participants' knowledge two weeks after the training, which is no guarantee of long-term knowledge retention.
The photocatalytic activity assessment, evaluated by degradation of Procion red PX4B dyestuff, was carried out by visible and UV (365 nm) sources.
The latter assessment evaluates the change in the mean slope of the outcomes between the interventional and observational changes, and is intended to correct for long-term trends in the outcomes which are independent of the intervention.
