"Portable assessments", meaning people will not have to be re-assessed if they move to a different local authority.
In addition, Kulchyski explained that hydro companies will rarely perform cumulative assessments, meaning combined effects won't be evaluated for all the dams, transmission lines, roads, dykes, transformer stations, and gravel pits in an area.
There is a notable lack of such assessments, meaning that there is a risk of accepting an unsafe system.
Custody staff were not trained in risk assessment, meaning serious risks – such as detainees harming themselves or others, or falling ill – were not managed.
Yes, our tax system mostly involves "self-assessment," meaning that you fill out your own tax return (or pay someone to do it) and you send it in (as opposed to having all your taxes paid by withholding).
The lack of food collection and transportation in this study is due to this study being a gate-to-grave assessment, meaning food waste collection and transportation were not included in the analysis.
In situ assessment, meaning the examination of the lesion in the place where it occurs, is important because it provides unaltered information about the tissue perfusion and nutrition.
In vivo and in situ assessment, meaning a measurement at the location where a pathological condition is detected, provides, without surgical intervention or preparation, unaltered information about the lesion and its natural perfusion and nutrition environment.
Expected DMV, DI etc, are based on the preoperative definition of the airway assessment, meaning the airway evaluation resulted in a predicted difficult bag mask ventilation, difficult laryngoscopy, difficult intubation etc.
In this study, no information was given about whether the number of participants, who did not complete treatment, differed from the number of participants, who did not fill out post-assessment, meaning that the treatment dropout we report here is identical to study dropout in the treatment group.
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) says that the tight timeframe means it is unlikely that asylum seekers arriving by boat will receive adequate medical assessment, meaning they could face "significant health issues" once transferred.
