While they are frequently evaluated for improvement in biomedical risk factors there has been little evaluation of additional benefits for psychosocial health.
The chest is the most frequently evaluated region of the body in children [15].
Spinal cord injured patients are frequently evaluated and imaged in the emergency room setting.
Amongst >100 biomarkers proposed for use as infection/sepsis markers, procalcitonin is the most frequently evaluated.
Interpersonal behaviors constitute a key area of human functioning and are thus frequently evaluated.
Disorganization symptoms, although less frequently evaluated, were related to functioning of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.
Patients with extreme agitation, delirium, violent behavior or acute psychosis are frequently evaluated in the emergency departments of general hospitals.
Although environmental effects of a bypass are frequently evaluated before implementation (e.g., [31]), only one study was found to report those effects after implementation.
Athletes suspected of being concussed are frequently evaluated on the side-line for self-reported symptoms which guide subsequent management and return-to-play decisions.
Interventions to improve oral health or circumvent the risk of iatrogenic damage, such as white spot lesions, were most commonly assessed (15.8%), with the relative merits of non-surgical adjuncts (14.1%) and other orthodontic auxiliaries (13.1%) also frequently evaluated.
Current intra-partum monitoring techniques are often criticized for their poor specificity, with their performance frequently evaluated using measures of the neonatal condition at birth as a surrogate marker for intra-partum fetal compromise.
