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Not only is the new index providing an accurate assessment of host relatedness, but it also possesses other desirable features.

Methods of alternative assessment are not, of course, solely used for classroom purposes.

After completing the initial assessment battery, families were randomized into one of two intervention conditions: clinician-facilitated or lecture.

A number of significant differences by career stage and credential level were revealed in assessment instrument choice and use.

The counselors were trained on completing a range of assessment measures based on their observations and interactions with the children in their respective groups.

The following chapter, on scanning probe microscopy, gives a good assessment of progress in this technology.

The panels followed the same assessment procedure: in round 1, the panelists individually stated their estimates of benefit for each patient on a form.

Should the field assessment result in discordance, the patient will be transported to an emergency department.

From the double assessment technique, we still cannot tell how accurate people really are in their initial descriptions of the flashbulb circumstances.

An analysis of the extent to which client participation is enabled during health visitor/client interactions using a structured health needs assessment tool.

Again, the fear of crime, rather than any balanced assessment of actual crime, was the key.

In this domain, careful assessment will be particularly important in distinguishing suspicions from specific outcomes.

Clinical assessment must hinge on diagnostic rigor and established criteria.

A comparative assessment of factors which influence microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen levels in soil.

It is mandatory that a comprehensive assessment of outcome is carried out to validate improvements in quality, and to implement and practice evidence-based medicine.

It assesses the applications for clinical investigations of medical devices and monitors the operation of conformity assessment bodies.

A wide range of damage assessment methods exist and there are no agreed protocols.

First, a detailed assessment of the structure of the developmental trajectory of externalizing problems is provided.

The assessment utilized was a self-report of preparedness rather than a direct assessment of skills.

In summary, conductance volume measurement allows real-time dynamic assessment of pulmonary regurgitation and demonstrates that pulmonary regurgitation is increased by positive intrathoracic pressure and branch pulmonary artery stenoses.

Perhaps that does make it a fair assessment of the current situation.

The numbers in each group who were available for follow-up assessment did not differ significantly between the two groups.

Severe aphasia may make formal assessment of mood and cognitive impairment impossible.

The three analyses of achievement and proficiency growth pointed to gains in listening (but not reading) for the formative assessment cohort.

The use of functional assessment in understanding home care needs.

Recent and future climate change is making hazard assessment increasingly important for insurers as well as the insured.

The honest assessment is that we shall succeed only by reducing inflation and by making industry more competitive.

In the present study we used a case-control sample, and provided an independent assessment of proband physical activity/exercise from their parents' recall.

The breakdown of the estimated costs of the informal assessment is £2,245 for staff time and £22 for fax and telephone charges.

Initial assessment of a new instrument to measure quality of life at the end of life.

An integrated assessment model, including multiple gases, would serve the purpose.

That, at any rate, is my interim assessment.

We conducted a cross-sectional study without longitudinal assessment of participants.

The volume does, therefore, redress the relative paucity of studies on the northern poor, but it does not provide a rounded national assessment.

Davies' chapter in particular provides a comprehensive review of the process and content of neuropsychological assessment.

This cost of illness is an objective assessment of the damage caused by water contamination.

Because music commonly stirs emotions and facilitates reminiscence, the music therapist's ongoing assessment is vital.

Yet when we investigate other features of the declarations as a uniform system for reporting the exploitation of private forests, that optimistic assessment requires revision.

A revised class play method of peer assessment.

I then made a preliminary assessment of the sizes of the elements.

A new approach to integrating data from multiple informants in psychiatric assessment and research : mixing and matching contexts and perspectives.

Finally, there is a section on the psychological assessment of older people and psychological interventions undertaken with this group.

This qualitative assessment suggests that the selectivity of the cell to the various stimuli, or its "tuning," changed from one bin to the next.

Quantitative assessment of penetration (see below) was carried out at 5, 10 and 60 min post-exposure.

This noninvasive technique permits the rapid assessment of the overall retinal integrity for a large number of flies.

He gives no comfort to irrationalist fideism - the view that faith requires believing contrary to one's rational assessment of the evidence.

A realistic assessment of the famine should begin earlier, at least from the turn of the 1920s.

One of the key problems in bilingualism research is to provide a reliable assessment of bilingualism.

Thus, these findings are somewhat mixed, but in general show the importance, albeit limited, of the economy to retrospective assessment of political institutions.

But far too often there is risk of serious direct harm when a rigorous assessment of benefits and harms is undertaken.

The guide lists the standard assessment tools that may be useful in mental health services, as well as physical assessment and key skills needed.

A cohort of consecutive attenders, who had previously been rated for the presence of personality disorder using a standardized assessment, was followed-up at 1 year.

Of course there will be occasions when a more complicated and strategic assessment of common ground may be necessary, most obviously when the basic mechanism fails.

In many of these alternative settings, standardised student assessment or teacher evaluation processes may be inappropriate.

Among the legacy markers for the lifecourse, the subjective assessment of pension inadequacy had a persistent effect on a person's quality of life.

An approach containing systematic assessment for formative as well as summative purposes was compared with one based on summative assessment alone.

Currently, there are over two dozen countries with formal programs in technology assessment (19).

This article presents a thorough assessment of methods of diagnosis of endometriosis.

It has already started, and threat assessment definitions have been reworked with the intention of avoiding the problems of the old system.

A general finding is that the relation between utility assessment methods may vary considerably among individuals.