Sentence examples for exercised when assessing from inspiring English sources
The Scottish Trades Union Congress (STUC) said the latest GDP and unemployment statistics supported its view that "caution must be exercised" when assessing Scotland's immediate economic prospects.
Caution should be exercised when assessing GORD symptoms among COPD patients in clinical practice.
Scientists agree that these standard tests should be continuously evaluated and improved and that caution should be exercised when assessing all new foods, including those derived from transgenic crops (ICSU, GM Science Review Panel).
Pulmonary arterial hypertension was defined by a mean pulmonary arterial pressure of 25 mmHg at rest and 30 mmHg at exercise when assessed by right heart catheterization or by the presence of pulmonary artery systolic pressure ≥ 40 mmHg as detected by echocardiography and signs of right heart failure.
There was no difference in the proportion of patients who wanted to increase exercise when assessed according to whether patients engaged in the recommended 30 minutes of moderate physical activity five times a week or not (55.1% and 61.3% respectively, chi-square test using continuity correction, P = 0.397).
The Court expressed faith that "[j]ust as corrections staff should disregard risk scores that are inconsistent with other factors, we expect that circuit courts will exercise discretion when assessing a COMPAS risk score with respect to individual defendants". That leap of faith is unwarranted.
However, when assessing mitochondrial function, caution must be exercised when interpreting the data from this cell viability assay.
Our findings that compulsive attitudes towards exercise and eating psychopathology are associated with SF risk highlight that those treating and coaching endurance athletes should consider attitudes to exercise and eating behaviours when assessing SF risk.
The current study suggests that treatment with arthroscopic decompression combined with structured exercise treatment did not provide better results at five years compared with structured exercise alone, when assessed by self-reported pain.
These findings suggest that sports medicine professionals need to be aware of the effect of exercise on symptom reporting when assessing and in making return-to-play decisions.
Declaring who is the best footballer the world has ever seen in any given position may be a fanciful exercise, so many variables are there when assessing a player's worth, but should such a process be undertaken it would be unthinkable to exclude the name of the Brazilian, Djalma Santos, from deliberations over the right-back slot.
