Sentence examples for assessment we recommend from inspiring English sources

If "catastrophizing" behavior and comorbidities are found in that assessment, we recommend a multidisciplinary pain therapy in our pain management division.

Lesion assessment We recommend that all LNPCPs should be photographed or videoed before removal (GRADE of evidence: very low; Strength of recommendation: strong).

To enhance feasibility and usability of electronic HRQoL assessment, we recommend the following steps: Training: Though most participants appreciated the 1-hour training, it might be useful to accompany practice assistants during the first days of electronic HRQoL assessment.

Nevertheless, owing to the relevance of sociodemographic variables in functional capacity assessment, we recommend considering their distribution when making comparisons with results from studies conducted in different urban contexts.

Therefore, while we conclude that the SF-36 in its entirety may not be an adequate measure for repeated PRO assessment, we recommend future work to examine the utility of the subscales in specific contexts, as well as the within-person factor structure of other PROMs currently in use (e.g., [ 20– 20]).

The 100 x allometric scaling is also in agreement with FDA's "Guidance for industry, Developing medical imaging drugs and biological products, Part 1: conducting safety assessments": "We recommend that the NOAEL in safety pharmacology studies in suitable animal species be at least one hundred times (100x) greater than the maximal mass dose to be used in human studies".

Moreover, considering limitations of dietary assessment methods, we recommend further research by other studies and designs investigating the role of dietary SFA and fibre and the risk of CVD and all-cause mortality in type 1 diabetic patients.

We have found that AP radiographs are particularly useful during preoperative assessments and we recommend that these be taken not only in a neutral hip position but also in a flexed adduction position (Fig.  2).

Thus, in the absence of a "perfect" assessment, we would recommend continuing use of the three core assessment scales: the mRS as an outcome if the study is describing global disability, the NIHSS for studies looking at neurological impairment, and the BI for studies looking at basic ADL.

We only have information on whether students received each assessment or not, and we recommend future research survey should also cover information on doctors' assessments of obesity-related behaviours with frequency and intensity.

(You'll find the interests assessment tool here, though we recommend working through myIDP systematically, from the beginning).