Sentence examples for assessment and managed from inspiring English sources

Biological and physical constraints must be explicitly identified through soil health assessment, and managed comprehensively alongside nutrient-related constraints.

The recruitment process was started within the first 24 hours of admission, after the attending medical team had completed their initial assessment and managed life threatening complications.

JB worked with the meals project committee to devise the intervention, developed the risk assessment, and managed the home that first switched its food and drink provision as part of this trial.

Structured and practical teaching and learning with minimal theory in this resource limited setting had a positive short-term effect on the competence of individual staff to carry out an initial assessment and manage an acutely unwell patient.

TK carried out the clinical assessments and managed the study.

To maximise access and engagement with maternity services the local PCTs have commissioned a new service model based on social risk assessment, alongside assessing and managing obstetric and medical risk in the usual way.

These issues are interrelated; the sheer number of students impacts the specialists' abilities to know their students well, conduct multiple and meaningful assessments, and manage their classrooms.

The majority of respondents considered initiating patients with the common medications, discharging patient suffering from schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or following a crisis admission, conducting risk assessments and managing psychiatric emergencies were activities that trainees could be entrusted with by the end of the first stage of training.

The results show that the model could improve pre-service teachers' skills in instructional design, assessment strategies, and managing class activities.

A questionnaire examined the attitudes of lead clinicians towards using the GRAIDS software, their confidence in risk assessment and managing patients with a family history of cancer, problems using the software and intention to continue using it (Braithwaite et al, 2002).

His work has resulted in the development of practical simulation methodologies that have now become standard for use in groundwater resource assessment and for managing both the quantity and quality of water supplies.