Sentence examples for assess first from inspiring English sources
A minimum of three visits per patient spanning a minimum 9 months, with full EDSS assessment was required to assess first confirmed 3-month disability worsening.
To decrease the wait time between care assistant and the chronic pain clinical pharmacist practitioner encounters, the care assistant began reviewing and prioritizing chronic pain clinic visits before each clinic session to determine which patients the clinical pharmacist practitioner should assess first, with the care assistant obtaining required information after the assessment.
Thus, for this paper, we will not assess first level validity.
Although the data from Iceland provide an opportunity to assess first level validity, it is usually impossible or at least unnecessary to achieve this level of validity.
We aimed to assess first the factors influencing measured values of FiO2, and second the best method to estimate FiO2 in patients breathing under oxygen mask.
Development of fusion power will require a fracture toughness database, derived largely from small specimen tests, closely integrated with methods to assess first wall and blanket structural integrities.
Prior to grazing the second growing season, five 2 m2 cages were placed at each grazed site to assess first-year grazing effects.
The purpose of this study was to assess first-year medical students' implicit perceptions of surgeons, focusing on the roles of gender and demeanor (communal = supportive, associated with women; agentic = assertive, associated with men).
The aim of the study was to perform a molecular autopsy in a seven year-old girl with sudden unexplained death, to find evidence supporting the possible pathogenicity of mutations identified in inherited cardiac disease genes, and to clinically and genetically assess first-degree relatives.
While many instructors use rubrics to assess second language writing, students are rarely involved in their development and application.
This study reports on the development and validation of an instrument designed to assess first-time fathers' experiences of childbirth.
