Sentence examples for assess ability to from inspiring English sources
A limitation of most instruments in the assessment of physical barriers is that they assess ability to access medications from vials only, whilst increasingly medications are supplied in foil or blister-packs which can also be difficult for patients to manage [ 1], and no instrument assesses ability to self-administer complex dose-forms such as inhalers and eye drops.
Questions assess ability to make connections between passages.
The tests assess ability to think and deal with people effectively as a leader.
He believes exams should assess ability to interpret and analyse information and that allowing the use of search engines is "a no brainer".
With eight sPGA's across 8 weeks, there was an endless number of possible combinations and permutations to assess ability to detect change and meaningful change―none of which have any innate conceptual, methodological, and psychometric superiority over one another.
To assess ability to compete against a conspecific for exclusive access to a reward, we designed and built a testing apparatus (25×25×22 cm) that required rats to enter a narrow runway into which only one rat could fully enter to consume a chocolate reward located at the end wall of the runway (Fig. 1C).
"The financial aid community wants precision, and a formula that accurately assesses ability to pay, so there's resistance to any approach that's simpler but less precise," said Mark Kantrowitz, president of finaid.org, a financial aid site.
In summary, the two stronger studies and one methodologically weaker study found no group differences on impulsivity measures assessing ability to delay gratification.
Testing of function may be performed by assessing ability to drink liquids.
Six instruments assessed ability to recall information [ 40- 44, 46, 49] 49].
The quiz questions assessed ability to apply knowledge to problem solving (so-called "traditional" questions) and ability to explain the concepts that were used ("conceptual" questions).
