Sentence examples for assessment adapted from inspiring English sources

A methodological quality assessment adapted from previous studies was carried on included studies (Table S2).

Table 2 shows the criteria used for quality assessment adapted from Newcastle Ottawa Scale.

We also piloted a 20-item block assessment adapted and simplified from the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods [ 10].

A short geriatric assessment adapted to the requirements of a primary care practice should not take longer than ten to fifteen minutes.

Behavior assessment, adapted a modified limb-placing tests (MLPT) [ 2], was performed before and at 48 hr after the induction of SAH.

The brief telephone baseline assessment (adapted from Hodgins et al. 2009) will include a demographic profile (age, sex, education, marital status, income, ethnicity and racial status, employment status) and a gambling, mental health and treatment history including a timeline interview of types of gambling (online, land-based), frequency, and money spent for the past three months [ 48, 49].

Pope et al. (2004) present two types of sustainability assessments adapted from current environmental assessments.

They were either reported as general neurological assessments or specifically described as more targeted, such as fine-finger dexterity, hand coordination, audiovestibular tests (Rinne's and Weber's tests), and/or behavioral developmental assessments adapted for children (tone and behavior—Hammersmith, Bayley).

RCTs containing gender subgroup analyses were assessed for quality using assessment criteria adapted from Pincus et al 25 and Sun et al. 26 'Yes', 'No' or 'Unclear' were recorded as responses to the following quality appraisal questions: Was the subgroup hypothesis considered a priori?

The authors offer a conceptual framework for linking clinical assessment of sociocultural issues to consumer outcomes and introduce an assessment tool adapted to facilitate the process in psychosocial rehabilitation settings.

Quality assessment of included studies was performed independently by two reviewers using quality assessment criteria adapted from the Cochrane risk of bias, CRD guidance, and CASP checklists to develop a modified tool to allow comprehensive and relevant quality assessment for the included trials.