assessment technique

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Recognizes the gap on spatially-explicit accuracy assessment techniques for complex spatial models, and proposes an ensemble of statistical tools designed to address this problem.
It is also necessary to employ assessment techniques, such as laboratory observations or parent-report measures, that permit the investigator to obtain an adequate sample size.
As risk assessment techniques advance, the need for separate treatment of these model characteristics is being emphasised.
The new rapid assessment techniques should make mapping the filariasis distribution much easier than previously.
Further comparative analyses are needed using simulated and empirical results to explore how assessment techniques perform under different conditions.
In view of these, this paper presents an overview of the most suitable robot safety and reliability assessment techniques.
There is little help in assessment techniques and resources beyond the obvious listening materials which have the answers given.
Subjects and controls were rated by one investigator for whom reliable correlations with standard assessment techniques were periodically determined.
Finally, the standard assessment techniques generally used in mental health settings may be less effective in this population.
The review also compares the typical pedagogy, input, assessment techniques, and assumptions about learner autonomy for different uses of technology.
Although the assessment techniques recommended in this article may be somewhat lengthier than a "typical" evaluation, they should help to meet the ultimate goal of the relief of patient suffering.
I have asked the committee to advise me on the need for improvements in the application of assessment techniques to urban road proposals.
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