Sentence examples for friendly assessment from inspiring English sources

I thought to myself that this friendly assessment was way better than people trying to guess my racial heritage or my gender.

The major goals of the current study were therefore to determine whether anchoring influences auditory frequency discrimination in preschool children and to compare the magnitude of the effect to that observed in adults, using the same, child friendly, assessment procedure.

In this article, we propose to use two kinds of test systems, the dedicated systems for professional measurement and the user-center systems for user-friendly assessment.

But even an IS-friendly assessment of the battle would have to conclude that it had been long and difficult and hardly the kind of whirlwind victory that it won time and again in northern Iraq back in June.

The winning device will weigh no more than five pounds and will provide user-friendly assessment and monitoring of five vital signs and 15 different medical conditions including diabetes, pneumonia, and the bane of every parent's existence -- an ear infection.

The user-friendly assessment and benefits of the GMAE were especially appreciated.

The advantages of EDQ are that it is simple, easily administered and is a user-friendly assessment tool.

Overall therapists have positive opinions of the GMFM-66, particularly due to its user-friendly assessment and the benefits of the GMAE.

To achieve this, there is a need to increase awareness, and to develop and implement valid, user-friendly assessment tools [ 4].

The IBD-Control questionnaire is a novel PROM designed to provide a rapid, user-friendly assessment of disease control from a patient's perspective.

For the coming years the main challenges will lie in creating a clinical environment that is intrinsically supportive of feedback, e.g. by simplifying documentation (e.g. user-friendly assessment instruments using mobile devices), feedback training for students and supervisors, and integrating WBA within the clinical organisation, as described in earlier research [ 28].