Although the evaluation did not commence until the third week of the service, it is likely that the waiting times at the beginning of evaluation do not reflect those recorded during the rest of the evaluation.
The rest of ocular evaluation was normal.
The rest of the evaluation was then deferred to a later date.
In the rest of this section, evaluation tests are then carried out so as to determine the suitable values for each parameter used.
The rest of the Diabetes Risk Evaluation and Management Tele-monitoring (DreamTel) study will determine if the delivery of a diabetes intensification management program by the Home Care team supported by the Bluetooth enabled glucose meters leads to improvements in diabetes management.
Because the evaluator responds only for M objects, evaluations for the rest of J−M objects are missing, that is, we can not observe them.
When Indianapolis dropped to 1-2 after losing to lowly Jacksonville — and then learned that its coach, Chuck Pagano, had leukemia — it was reasonable to assume that the Colts would chalk up this season to rebuilding and conduct their own player evaluation the rest of the way.
In order to identify drivers exhibiting risky driving behavior due to neuropsychological impairment, it was necessary that the effects of parameters that assess driving skills at the "controlled processing level" ("effortful" processing) be isolated from the rest of the parameters, before undertaking evaluation of risky-driving behavior based on these broader categories of parameters.
The rest of the documents included; an evaluation report of Hälsotorg in the region, meeting protocols, monthly reports (mainly activities offered and statistics of visitors) kept by all Hälsotorg during the field study.
For the reduction of the questionnaire the four most important questions (basic questions 1 and 2 selected by the individuals, optional questions 3 and 4 added by the experts) were selected and united with the rest of the SEQ, and pre-evaluation tests were done before moving to a pilot study.
