The phrase "assess facial" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to evaluating facial features or expressions, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The psychologist will assess facial expressions to determine the subject's emotional state."
Alternatives: "evaluate facial" or "analyze facial".
Following round 2 there was consensus agreement that formal assessment of facial anomalies could be used, but was not required, to assess facial anomalies at the screening stage (Table 4, statements 17-22).
Current evaluation of 3D facial soft tissue images relies on subjective visual evaluation and 2D distances to assess facial disharmony.
A literature review was performed of current dentofacial aesthetic parameters and clinical applications of computer technology to assess facial, dentogingival and dental esthetics.
Since the mesial temporal lobe is responsible for emotion recognition abilities, we aimed to assess facial emotion recognition (FER) in two homogeneous patient cohorts that differed only in the administered surgery design since anterior temporal lobectomy (ATL) or selective amygdalohippocampectomy (SAH) were performed independently of the underlying electroclinical conditions.
Researchers assess facial width by measuring the distance between a man's cheeks against the distance between his brow and upper lip.
We found that (i) female Tsimane' raters were able to assess facial cues related to health, dominance, and knowledge and (ii) male Tsimane' raters were able to assess facial cues related to dominance, knowledge, and sociability.
A psychologist and former special agent for the F.B.I., she is trained to detect a range of voluntary and involuntary signs that a person is being deceptive by assessing facial action, involuntary microexpressions, body language and more.
Assessing facial expressions across gender and international lines proved essential to making "emotion AI" work, el Kaliouby said.
In assessing facial paresis and synkinesis, physiological associated facial movements should be taken into consideration.
Electromyographic studies are non-invasive and valuable diagnostic and prognostic tools for assessing facial nerve function.
We address this by conducting three studies assessing facial masculinity preferences of a wider age range of women for a wider age range of male faces.
