As such, the asset ownership models allow us to effectively assess the effect of the recession on, say, asset ownership losses.
Large multi-centre studies with relatively long observation periods would be needed to effectively assess the effects of emergency care courses.
Large numbers are needed to effectively assess safety and effectiveness.
Limitations of this study were that the service was not assessed as part of a RCT (i.e. all women received intervention) and small sample size, limiting the ability to effectively assess the clinical and cost effectiveness of the intervention.
The purpose of this systematic review is to summarize what types of implementation strategies have been tested to improve ICU clinicians' ability to effectively assess, prevent and treat delirium and to evaluate the effect of these strategies on clinical outcomes.
To offer an example, one of the earliest QofL assessments, the Spitzer QL-Index [ 38] has been shown to effectively assess general health, social support, and psychological outlook.
Instead, you need close monitoring and a large constellation of data to effectively assess their performance.
Therefore, a reliable estimation of lahar volume is needed to effectively assess the risk.
Lack of continuous and accurate census and health data in numerous recent conflicts has made it difficult to effectively assess real increases in mortality.
The metrics and algorithm may be used by domain experts to effectively assess system vulnerability and identify critical nodes.
Use a variety of methods Linked to the point above, while one-size doesn't fit all, the report suggests that to effectively assess a teacher you must gain evidence from a variety of methods then evaluate them against each other.
