Sentence examples for assessment for identifying from inspiring English sources

Both cancer incidence and cancer mortality rates are potentially useful in risk assessment for identifying hazards and assessing dose response relationships.

More driving studies should consider using the Short Physical Performance Battery to determine if it may be useful as a risk factor assessment for identifying individuals at risk of certain driving outcomes.

The concordant validity of the checklist was established by comparing screen results with a standardised psychiatric assessment for identifying young people who may be at a risk of developing psychosis (CAARMS).

This study illustrates the utility of risk assessment for identifying the COCs in OPW for treatment, the level of treatment required, and viable options for use of the treated water.

Preliminary analyses indicated that the MOCCA produced reliable and valid scores as a new reading comprehension assessment for identifying types of comprehension processes used during reading, as well as for identifying individual differences in the types of comprehension processes used during reading.

In conclusion, this study developed the SRRST as a subjective assessment for identifying risk of falls in the frail elderly people.

We evaluated prognostic factors, treatment-related survival, and routinely used assessments for identifying stage III disease before the operation.

In conclusion, the results of this study emphasize the importance of obtaining both Axis I and Axis II assessments for identifying TMD patients at a high risk for pain- related disability who are characterized by the absence of joint pain, and by increased pain intensity, jaw disability, and somatic symptoms.

Second, the use of diagnostic codes to identify individuals is not as rigorous as formal diagnostic assessments for identifying people with diabetic neuropathy or depression.

First, the use of diagnostic codes to identify individuals is not as rigorous as formal diagnostic assessments for identifying people with ADHD or RD.

Most important, perhaps, is the usefulness of this standardized risk assessment-based approach for comparative risk assessment and for identifying data quality issues and data gaps, which serves to highlight where future efforts should be targeted to improve our understanding of Canadians' exposures to carcinogens.