Sentence examples for units for assessment from inspiring English sources

Utilizing the RMU framework – which contains information at each of those spatial and biological scales – within or in conjunction with the Red List assessment process could address some of the controversy within the MTSG regarding the application of a single global listing for geographically variable marine turtle species by providing regional units for assessment [48], [49].

This paper reports the findings from a study of women who presented to birthing units for assessment of symptoms of PTL.

The unit has a 28-bed ward, an outpatients department and an acute referral unit for assessment and occasional treatment.

Liaison nurses at the AMC collected the submitted applications and sent them to the transfer unit for assessment.

" In the past, we've only brought people to the acute Stroke Unit for assessment when they have been awake enough for assessment or else deemed ready for assessment.

3 These results highlight the need to initiate preventive action regarding noise exposure in the obstetrics care area, which includes but is not limited to information to all employees, access to suitable hearing protection devices, and cooperation between the employer and an occupational healthcare unit for assessment of noise exposure and hearing-related symptoms.

As illustrated by the efficacy of relatively simple controls in the units included for assessment, there exist several options to install and/or improve existing controls.

This is a multicentre study carried out in 125 consecutive naïve out-patients admitted to five nephrology units for clinical assessment.

Field notes 02 090309: Ward round Healthcare professionals suggested the use of rehabilitation wards or step-down units for complex assessments and decisions of this magnitude.

Pixels, blocks of pixels, and polygons are all potentially viable spatial assessment units for conducting an accuracy assessment.

QALYs are then used as the unit of assessment for comparing the cost-effectiveness of alternative interventions [ 15] and are now used to inform resource allocation decisions worldwide [ 16].