Sentence examples similar to Permissive assessment from inspiring English sources
Permissive temporary exceptions.
Permissive and liberal - and wrong.
The importance of a capacity assessment, as part of a permissive attitude towards risk, has been emphasized in the UK: '… an activity or an arrangement should be permitted or respected unless risk analysis, including an assessment of capacity if this is in doubt and determination of best interests, shows it should not' [ 7].
Recent literature has emphasized the value of a deferred assessment at day 3, justifying in practice a permissive attitude consisting of undertaking intensive support without restriction but with a re-evaluation by SOFA or modified SOFA score after 72 h [5, 11].
Small clinical specimens also have specific value in translational medicine where collection is more permissive to repeated sampling, facilitating longitudinal biomarker discovery and validation assessments.
However, the application of such deferred prognostic assessment that can only occur in ICU raises two practical issues: The first is the "permissive" access of cirrhotic patients in ICU and the second is the interruption of organ replacement therapy at day 3 when the situation is deemed hopeless.
An even more permissive filter (Task3) was applied to obtain a large population of proteins that were subsequently subjected to quantitative assessment of amino acid sequence conservation based on the comparison of E-values.
Texas remains relatively permissive.
(He had permissive parents).
