Sentence examples for deaf assessment from inspiring English sources

There doesn't seem to be a sense of urgency in BP's management as was evident by Tony Hayward's tone deaf assessment yesterday when he said, "...the overall environmental impact of this will be very, very modest,"  even as oil came ashore in Louisiana marshes killing wildlife.

Paul Davis, an assessment officer for deaf people and one of the 18 Suffolk students, agrees.

It is important that the agency have an accurate interview and screening process, which will include assessment by a deaf or hearing interpreter to appropriately evaluate each new interpreter's skill set.

However, the reason for including the MINI as an assessment instrument for deaf and severely hard-of-hearing persons was to improve consistency, not to reduce assessment time.

In Norway and other countries, there is a need for valid and reliable instruments for assessment of mental disorders in deaf and severely hard-of-hearing persons who have sign language as their primary and preferred language (signers).

Conducting accurate intellectual assessments in children who are deaf and hard-of-hearing is fundamental in determining and designing interventions and educational services.

Assessment of this possibility will require disentangling duration of deafness from educational experience; all of the children included in this study were born deaf and thus duration of deafness and level of schooling are confounded.

The inclusion of both hearing signers and deaf non-signers allows, for the first time, an assessment of the effects of auditory deprivation and sign language use independently, as well as their potential interaction.

Seniors were excluded from a hearing assessment if they were known to be deaf.

A quota sample of adult Deaf British Sign Language (BSL) users underwent a health assessment and interview in 2012 2013.

Deaf people had high rates of raised BP at assessment, which could reflect undetected hypertension and poorly controlled hypertension.