Sentence examples for assessed and marked from inspiring English sources

Teachers, policemen, doctors, candlestick makers - you name it - are ranked, assessed and marked out of 10.

Confirmation of tissue status (Gleason grades and BPH) was conducted by an uro-pathologist, who assessed and marked the blocks appropriately.

The extent of invasion and limits of the borders between the two imaging techniques (H&E and or Melan-A) was assessed and marked by two independent histopathologists.

Jones adds that now students at universities are required to assess and mark their lecturers there is a fresh band of good expert communicators of science coming through – so that geographical bias, at least, could be corrected.

It may be preferable to assess and mark the anatomy prior to embarking on induction of anaesthesia rather than struggling to locate the CTM as the final manoeuvre in a failed intubation algorithm when a patient is already hypoxic.

Before the procedure, the double-bubble deficiencies and liposuction donor sites were assessed, measured, and marked with the patient standing.

The readers also assessed breast density and marked this on a 10 cm visual analogue scale.

Clinical determinants included the frequency and length of attacks, the proportion of time patients experienced an attack, characteristics of attacks (including degree of fever and other systems involved), the patient/parental and physician global assessment assessed by marking a Likert-like 0 (best) –10 (worst) scale and the Modified Armenian Severity Score [ 24].

Differences in response rates between the current studies were partly due to differences in age ranges assessed and this difference was less marked in older groups, which were the focus of the xTEND project.

All print marks were examined, assessed and scored according to fingerprint quality assessment scale (Castello´ et al. 2013; Soltyszewski et al. 2007; Devlin 2011): Clearly defined friction ridges across entire print.

All nurses were supposed to read and assess the cases and mark each case with the appropriate degree of priority in terms of a red, yellow or green response.