Sentence examples for bilateral assessment from inspiring English sources

11.(C) OSD Senior Country Director for Korea Brian Arakelian told Hwang that the process of preparing for OPCON transition had strengthened U.S.-ROK combined defenses and the bilateral assessment of the strategic environment because it had prompted a necessary reevaluation of contingency plans and the desired bilateral assumptions and end-states for the peninsula inherent in those plans.

Movements with * = for bilateral assessment of limb movements.

The bilateral score (termed PsASon22) included 22 joints (6 metacarpophalangeal joints (MCPs), 4 proximal interphalangeal joints (PIPs) of hands (H-PIPs), 2 metatarsophalangeal joints (MTPs), 4 distal interphalangeal joints (DIPs) of hands (H-DIPs), 2 DIPs of feet (F-DIPs), 4 large joints) and 4 entheses (bilateral assessment of lateral epicondyle and distal patellar tendon).

*Laterality of OME could only be determined where bilateral assessments were successful; 401 Pchildrendren and 424 PHiD-CV10 children had bilateral assessments.

Bilateral gait assessment was performed using a published marker set and standard methods [ 36, 37].

In our data analysis of bilateral heel assessment we applied the lowest T-score of either side, because of substantial side differences of T-score 0.5 SD or higher among the 12% of women having substantially lower right heel than left heel BMD.

Of 401 Pchildrendren and 424 PHiD-CV10 children with bilateral otoscopic assessments, 34%and45%5%, respectively had bilateral OME; 6% in each group had unilateral OME (Table  5).

Bilateral comparison enables assessment of the individual's normal ulnar variance on the uninjured side.

At 6 and 24 months after the operation, all patients underwent bilateral objective functional assessment consisting of goniometry and dynamometry by two independent physiotherapists.

Each observer repeated the attention screen and then performed the 12 muscle group strength assessment: bilateral shoulder abduction, elbow flexion, wrist extension, hip flexion, knee extension and foot dorsiflexion.

In 35 (35 %) assessments, bilateral opacities consistent with ARDS were apparent on chest radiograph.