Sentence examples for assessment to decide from inspiring English sources

Image Interpretation subscale uses a binary pass/fail assessment to decide whether an expert is able to assess each of the 4 common thoracic pathologies (pneumothorax, interstitial syndrome, consolidation, and pleural effusion) based on the images provided.

She was assessed by Atos, a private company employed by the government to carry out what it calls the "work capability assessment" to decide whether people receiving incapacity benefits should be sent back to work.

He says investigators from counterterrorism and intelligence bureaus met with her on Wednesday and will do a "comprehensive threat assessment" to decide whether it's credible enough to require security for her.

The CFIA is conducting a health-assessment to decide which UK products should be sold in Canada.

The introduction of new medical assessments to decide whether claimants are eligible for sickness benefits has prompted "fear and anxiety among vulnerable people", the committee of MPs concludes, partly because the tests have resulted in large numbers of seriously unwell claimants being refused support.

The DWP used the test results, known as work capability assessments, to decide whether people were fit to work or eligible for Employment and Support Allowance (ESA).

Christ-Crain and colleagues [ 10] support the use of PCT assessments to decide whether to administer antibiotics to patients with infections of the lower respiratory tract.

The goal of human risk assessment is to decide whether a given exposure to an agent is acceptable to human health and to provide risk management measures based on evaluating and predicting the effects of exposures on human health.

However, if such obvious problems are not present during survivorship it is unclear if oncology practitioners have the appropriate assessment tools to decide whether to make referrals to sleep specialists who could formally diagnose sleep disorders.

The goal of human risk assessment is to decide whether a given level of exposure to a particular chemical or substance is acceptable to human health and to provide risk management measures based on an evaluation and prediction of the effects of that exposure on human health.

Item 9 of the BDI-II, which asks about suicidal behaviour, was checked at every session, and if a participant reported current suicidal ideation, the programme supervisor was to be consulted in order to conduct a risk assessment and to decide if hospitalization was necessary.