Sentence examples for widespread assessments from inspiring English sources

Rashed Mustafa, head of UNICEF office in the North Caucasus said his team had conducted widespread assessments of the condition of children, and found that although they were being well cared for, there was an urgent need for psychological assistance.

Neither widespread assessments of immunity loci nor comparisons of immunity to non-immunity genes have been conducted for corals as they have for other hosts (e.g. [ 63, 70- 72]).

A widespread assessment is that the Falcons made a high risk-reward deal because they regard themselves as one or two players away from Super Bowl contention.

….Furthermore, epidemiologists have not developed methods suitable for the widespread assessment of morbidity" [ 5].

The already widespread qualitative assessment allowed by these sequences improves sensitivity in the depiction of several central nervous system conditions, whereas new models of diffusion sequences provide quantitative parameters, allowing potential biomarkers for diagnosis, prognosis and follow-up.

When evaluating movement strategies, with the aim of identifying specific skill components that may need improving, widespread MC assessment is limited by high time consumption for scoring and the need for trained operators to ensure reliability.

The feasibility of widespread quality assessment and responsiveness of indicators to intervention should be examined as part of continued efforts to improve approaches to informative hospital quality assessment.

Given widespread quantitative assessment of both structure (imaging) and function (automated perimetry) in glaucoma, it should be possible to combine these quantitative data to diagnose disease.

If a well-coordinated multidisciplinary team approach to chronic care is to become widespread, quality assessment and payment reform is critical.

The detail and density of new insights is remarkable and unprecedented in comparative vertebrate genomics, even as the hopes of widespread comparative assessment are widely heralded.

Howbeit, research investigating sleep promotion strategies have lacked clinical efficacy [17,92,100], as PSG is not viable for widespread implementation, behavioural assessments such as ACTG have not been able to accurately assess sleep in critically ill patients, and subjective assessments such as nursing-based observation frequently overestimate sleep.