Sentence examples for assessment directly from inspiring English sources

Outcomes will be assessed at five occasions: directly after recruitment (baseline), prior to disability assessment, directly after disability assessment as well as 6 and 16 weeks after the assessment.

General Abizaid's sobering assessment directly contradicted reassurances from a senior Pentagon official earlier in September that "all known Iraqi munitions sites are being secured by coalition forces".

In the feedback sessions after the "exam," patients either fill out a form or give an assessment directly to the student.

Ms Guy's assessment directly challenges the assurance given to MPs earlier this week by the Prime Minister that air strikes against Isis in Syria will "make us safer".

Mr. Kan told the panel that he wanted to get an assessment directly from the plant manager because he felt Tepco officials in Tokyo were not giving him enough information.

A general critique regarding the available pool of assessment tools is provided and the need for a comprehensive assessment directly linked to curricula is discussed.

Government officials have tried to work with local communities when they issue threat assessments directly to local police.

For participants 8 years of age or older, we also administered the HUI self-assessment directly to the child [ 19].

Nevertheless, this is the first effort to establish the relevance and appropriateness of specific sleep assessments directly by patients with FM.

The study is designed as a randomised controlled trial (RCT) with follow-up assessments directly after completion of the intervention, after six months and after twelve months.

A study has demonstrated how arthroscopy can assess the quality of reduction but needs a surgeon experienced with the arthroscopic technique [57, 58]; the argument is that if reduction is assessed directly, arthroscopic assessment prolongs anaesthetic and surgical time.