Sentence examples for clinicians judgments from inspiring English sources
This study evaluated clinicians' judgments of the effectiveness of training differentiated vocal tract control of false vocal fold activity (FVFA), true vocal fold mass (TVFM) and larynx height (LH).
The treatment is flexible to allow clients' most important concerns to be kept primary, to allow adaptation to a variety of settings, to respect clinicians' judgments, and to encourage clinicians to remain inspired and interested in the work.
For instance, the study by Oskamp [ 37] showed that experienced clinicians' judgments were no better than those of graduate students.
Because clinicians' judgments could be biased, we wanted to study the associations between clinicians' HoNOSCA ratings and the ratings by parents, teachers, and adolescent patients themselves.
There are several potential sources of systematic error in clinicians' judgments, which may include personal interests if their assessments are used for outcome evaluations.
As recommended by others [ 30], another two variables were added based on the participating experienced clinicians' judgments of which characteristics they would expect to predict good outcome from their treatment compared to the other.
In real-world settings, we suggest that the clinical condition and clinicians' judgment should be considered rather than simply relying on PiCCO readings.
Because use of intrauterine contraception is now expanding, this article reports early US clinical experience with the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine system (LNG IUS) and assesses subjects' and clinicians' judgment of the adequacy of product information and the overall level of product satisfaction in order to provide insight to new providers of the LNG IUS.
Women who could not read English or had, in their clinicians' judgment, major learning barriers were excluded from this trial.
The identified features were in agreement with clinicians' judgment.
Decision whether to hospitalize was left to the clinicians' judgment.
