The phrase "assessing head" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to evaluating someone's mental state or cognitive abilities, but the expression is unclear without additional context.
Example: "The psychologist is assessing head to determine the patient's cognitive function."
Alternatives: "evaluating mental state" or "analyzing cognitive abilities".
The use of engineering principles in assessing head injury scenarios is of increasing significance in investigations into suspected child abuse.
Such model is, thus, proposed as a tool for transforming kinematics data on head movements in "neural equivalent data", especially for the assessing head control deasease and planning properly the rehabilitation process.
What we need are future clinical studies assessing head to head many different biomarkers and different body fluids, as in this investigation.
Or is it now an Ofsted criterion for assessing heads?
The method for assessing head-tracking (optokinetic response) has been reported previously[2].
A three dimensional computer simulation was used to assess head center position and safe screw trajectories.
METHODS: A series of drop tests were conducted to simulate normal and oblique impacts and assess head injury risk with conventional helmets and helmets that had been modified to reduce friction.
"I started ClearEdge out of concern for my kids' health and frustration with the tools available to baseline and assess head injury.
Early indications are that the hardball survived the collision — only slightly less rounded — and my brain as well, though as one colleague put it, "What exactly is the baseline for mental acuity on your part?" Indeed, how you assess head trauma in a middle-aged male is the sort of issue Shakespeare made a career of.
Two relevant process outcomes were assessed: head computerized tomography (CT) scan and nystagmus examination.
Six different gene-specific polymorphisms were used to assess head and neck tumors for M6P/IGF2R loss of heterozygosity [ 32, 33].
