Sentence examples for example in the assessment from inspiring English sources

Behavioural research may involve radiology; for example, in the assessment of the role of training, of fatigue or of incentive drivers.

The tools offered by neuroscience could potentially play also a role in civil law procedures, for example, in the assessment of an individual's capacity to contract, or of the severity of the plaintiff's pain in compensation claims.

For example, in the assessment of hearing, we considered coding only "severe difficulty" or "no hearing" as a full deficit.

The use of electronic devices to answer psychiatric questionnaires is certainly not new, for example in the assessment of anxiety [ 36, 37].

For example, in the assessment of the dental defect data for Seveso, we estimated the median TCDD concentration in each exposure category based on an assumption of an overall lognormal distribution of exposures.

For example, in the assessment of maintenance of sitting position, the authors did not specify the duration of maintenance of such activity unless specified otherwise, but if the elderly person was capable of maintaining a sitting position regularly, the assessor checked "yes" to this item.

The most prominent example is in the assessment of changes in the components of anxiety and hostility, key aspects of the depressive disorder.

Many knowledge gaps have been identified, for example, in the IPCC assessment report (37) as well as in other reviews (38, 39).

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].

For example, significant differences in the assessment of performance status have been reported between oncologists, nurses and patients, oncologists being the most optimistic in their assessment and patients the least (Ando et al, 2001).

For example, in the cardiac risk assessment it is important not to miss detecting a patient with cardiac chest pain therefore it is more important to maximize sensitivity (minimize false negatives) than to maximize specificity.