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Meanings of accurate assessment in English

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Usage of accurate assessment in English
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Therefore, accurate assessment of lymph node status is crucial in treatment planning.
Pubmed
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The SOFA score-development ,utilityand challenges of accurate assessment in clinical trials.
Wired
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Therefore, the accurate assessment of response is both critical and essential.
Pubmed
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This may mark the way toward an accurate assessment of murine cardiac function.
Pubmed
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Techniques to identify minimal disease states may permit more accurate assessment of prognosis.
Pubmed
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It was a polite put-down -and surely an accurate assessment.
The Guardian
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Conclusions: LBGI provides an accurate assessment of risk of SH.
Pubmed
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By now, that was beginning to feel like a pretty accurate assessment of the situation.
The Guardian
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Sensitive diagnostic tools are crucial for an accurate assessment of helminth infections in low-endemicity areas.
Pubmed
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Any fight begins with an accurate assessment of your adversary, to ascertain weaknesses and strengths.
Mentats of Dune
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Therefore an accurate assessment of resistance mechanism is particularly important to improve strategies to overcome resistance.
Pubmed
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Why hasn't the Japanese government made an accurate assessment of the current health of the injured?
Underground
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Johan paid absolutely no attention to this accurate assessment but turned the page of his book.
All together dead
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Estimating the incidence of preterm birth depends on accurate assessment of gestational age and pregnancy outcomes.
Pubmed
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So did the CIA's accurate assessment that Aristide was not a pillar of strength or virtue.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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It is the most accurate assessment of the situation that I have heard or read from anyone.
The Irish Times
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