Sentence examples for useful assessments from inspiring English sources
The HCS and number of night call shifts without an on-service MD are useful assessments that MD groups can use to tailor a service and call schedule to the needs of their unit or MDs or both.
Moreover, the authors have fashioned interactive tools of the most accurate and useful assessments.
We show that, with the sample size achievable in the Neonatal Network, Bayesian analyses are likely to provide clear and clinically useful assessments of the probability of benefit for all important clinical outcomes resulting from initial feeding regimens for ELBW infants.
The most useful assessments are not limited to the best estimate, but include quantification of the uncertainty, which is one of the hallmarks of honesty in science.
Beta-diversity (between sample) comparisons provide useful assessments of the taxonomic similarity between different sites.
Second, although the PPI network provides a systematic view of functional similarities between genes, such genomic information as transcriptional regulation, noncoding RNA regulation, functional annotation, pathway annotation, and structure domain annotation also provides useful assessments on functional similarities between genes.
Data envelopment analysis (DEA), a useful assessment tool, has been used to solve the problem of preference voting and aggregation which requires the determination of the weights associated with different ranking places.
Many examination types, both oral and written, have been validated as useful assessment tools around the world; but learner perception of their use in the setting of cross-cultural training programs has not been described.
It is a book that offers neither a persuasive portrait of McCullers's imaginative life nor a useful assessment of her memorable but narrow body of work.
The analysts need to look at offense and defense simultaneously from the manager's perspective to do a comprehensive and useful assessment of a team, its players and its coaching staff.
Was that based on a useful assessment of the opportunities/challenges in Vietnam, or was it based upon D.C. cocktail party chatter?
