The phrase "assessment of aggressive" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing evaluations or analyses related to aggressive behavior or tendencies, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The assessment of aggressive behavior in children is crucial for developing effective intervention strategies."
Alternatives: "evaluation of aggressive" or "analysis of aggressive".
Conclusion: 3-T WB DWI with ADC quantification may enable early treatment assessment of aggressive NHL.
First, the number of patients was small, but the significant study findings provide a basis for more extensive studies integrating WB DWI in the early treatment assessment of aggressive NHL.
8, 28 Although ΔSUV is a simple quantitative parameter and suitable for clinical application with appropriate standardization of PET/CT methodology, whether it can be used in early assessment of aggressive non-Hodgkin's lymphoma remains controversial.
Conversations about Brown's death often dovetailed with broader assessments of aggressive policing, the onerous ticketing and fines that made many people afraid to leave their communities, and the bureaucracy that enabled these problems.
Together, these results attest to the robustness of the interactive effects of adolescent violence and legal cynicism on parental assessments of aggressive and impulsive temperaments.
A good prognostic value in the response assessment, especially of aggressive lymphomas, has been reported for both FDG-PET/CT and gallium scintigraphy (Ga).
To determine whether diminished right ltOFC activation was associated with greater reactive aggressive tendencies, as the OFC-amygdala regulatory model would predict, we correlated right ltOFC response magnitudes with individual assessments of reactive aggressive tendencies, scaled using a modified form of the Buss-Perry aggression questionnaire (BPAQ) [15].
To determine whether this view would extend to assessments of psychologically aggressive actions, two separate versions of a survey listing potentially psychologically abusive behaviors perpetrated by either a wife toward her husband or the identical actions perpetrated by a husband toward his wife were sent to a nationwide sampling of practicing psychologists.
Analysis shows that this is an adequate and useful instrument for assessment of agitated and aggressive patients.
The assessment, treatment and management of aggressive youth represent a major clinical challenge facing pediatric mental health professionals today.
Detection of an interarm difference should prompt consideration of further vascular assessment and aggressive management of risk factors.
