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Each tailored report described the individual's current stage of motivational readiness for becoming active, assessment of mediators for physical activity (i.e. self-efficacy, benefits and barriers for physical activity, cognitive and behavioral processes), normative feedback, and feedback regarding progress towards physical activity goals since prior assessment.

Sensitization and active assessment of possible sequelae of AKI, as has been proposed by the ASSESS-AKI study [ 13], must be implemented in neonates and children in our country.

Re-nomination decisions need to be based on an active assessment of director performance and whether the director continues to be a strong fit.

While they can help to assure compositional change, they are imperfect substitutes for active assessment of individual performance, and they may set an inappropriate expectation of long tenure.

The active assessment of these students in evaluating their depressive symptoms is important in order to prevent the development of co-morbidities and suicide risk.

Alternatively to this "active" assessment of the barrier, "passive" assessment of the barrier is possible by the quantification of luminal compounds such as endotoxins and bacterial fermentation in plasma as markers for barrier function integrity.

To analyze the predictive factors associated with success of iris recognition and dynamic rotational eye tracking on a laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) platform with active assessment and correction of intraoperative cyclotorsion.

This makes decision makers a particularly essential kind of active assessment participants.

Survey design is informed by principles of active assessment, a strategy developed for understanding student-demonstrated learning in STEM contexts, and thus is purposely aligned with faculty goals within a competency-focused curricular context (Hanauer et al., 2009).

City Treasurer Laura Parisi reported that 1,229 property owners in nine of the 15 active assessment districts will have lower bond payments.

The questionnaires will be interview-administered at each of the three active assessment points (baseline, two-years and five-years).