Sentence examples for developments in the assessment from inspiring English sources

For example, recent developments in the assessment of advanced cancer pain suggest that in order to accurately assess pain, one must consider the mechanism of pain, the degree to which pain is a function of movement, related psychological distress, history of alcohol or drug addiction, and cognitive function [ 31, 32].

Latest developments in the assessment and management of chronic musculoskeletal pain syndromes in children.

There have also been important developments in the assessment of the impact of health research in North America.

There is, therefore, a need to continuously monitor and improve this essential part of postgraduate training, especially in light of recent developments in the assessment of junior doctors in the UK.

Planning and problem-solving have received increased interest, because recent developments in the assessment of executive functions with high ecological validity have been applied to the study of patients with schizophrenia [ 23, 24].

However few studies have sought to evaluate the educational models used to develop non-medical prescribers' prescribing competency and there is a need for further development in the assessment of teaching for non-medical prescribers as expansions of prescribing powers continue to be implemented.

The practical implications of these findings for future test development in the assessment of probability competencies are also discussed.

This piece examines both the variations in assessment practices/emphases suggested by different developmental theories as well as the shared assumptions about growth to which they lead, arguing that these commonalities should guide efforts to foreground development in the assessment of writing.

A recent development in the assessment of need for therapeutic security has been the initial validation of the Dangerousness Understanding, Recovery And Urgency Manual (DUNDRUM Quartet; [ 9]), a suite of measures that aid the triaging of potential patients into all levels of therapeutic security, as well as the assessment of treatment completion and readiness for discharge.

Accurate modeling of retention is important in the evaluation of the economics of reservoir development and in the assessment of potential CO2 sequestration.

The paper reviews the current state of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) introducing the central elements of the methodology and the latest developments in assessment of the environmental, economic and social impacts along the product chain.