Sentence examples for assessments suitable from inspiring English sources

The aim of Round 1 was to generate a list of questions and assessments suitable for evaluating older adults with self-reported hand problems in primary care.

17 To keep the follow-up assessments suitable for interviewing a large cohort of patients by telephone, we used single items from validated questionnaires to assess predictors and outcomes.

This survey benefited from using the CIS-R as a standardised assessment suitable for lay interviewers in assessing minor psychiatric disorder in an occupational setting.

In this paper, a method for an explicit, quantitative uncertainty assessment suitable for quantitative energy models with input variables is proposed.

Based on this assessment, suitable models are identified which are able to address the effects of non-unity Lewis number on FSD transport, and new or modified models are suggested wherever necessary.

This paper considers essential theoretical concepts and data requirements for engineering structural reliability assessment suitable for the estimation of the safety and reliability of corroding ships, offshore structures and pipelines.

These issues will each require rectification in moving to an operational assessment suitable for making high-stakes decisions about individual practitioners.

Following the usual PhysioDirect assessment, suitable patients will be asked whether they would be interested in being invited to the Community Low Back and Leg Pain Clinic.

Other key elements intrinsic to care coordination include psychosocial assessment, suitable and timely referral, information provision and individualised treatment that considers each patient's needs and preferences [ 2].

A research team formed early in 2008, in response to a request from a secondary health care unit to identify a culturally-sensitive assessment tool suitable for enhancing nursing assessments of in-patients.

The baseline effects were highly reproducible from session to session within subjects for four visits, consistent and extending previous observations [23], demonstrating the robustness of the method and thus its potential for serial assessments after suitable intervention.